The simHollow()
function is used to simulate the movement of the mould during production of hollow figures
Below the sintax of the function simHollow()
:
simHollow(g=matrix(c(0,-1,0), ncol=1), rpm1=1, rpm2=6, rpm3=0, sim=120, step=1, seq = F, d3=T){
where:
g : define gravity vector rpm1 : asse x - 0= no rotazione >0 rotazione oraria <0 rotazione antioraria 1 rpm2 : asse z - 0= no rotazione >0 rotazione oraria <0 rotazione antioraria 6 rpm3 : asse y - 0= no rotazione >0 rotazione oraria <0 rotazione antioraria 0 sim : integer, total simulation time in minutes 120 step : integer, simulation step in minutes 2 seq : boolean, if True plot 'sequential' graph if False plot 'stellar' graph F d3 : boolean, if True plot 3d graph if False plot 2d graph T
As you could see below:
knitr::include_graphics("disegno_stampo.png")
In the following graph we could compare the melting point of three differnt chocolate:
library(tecTools)
simHollow()
simHollow(d3=F, seq=T)
simHollow(d3=F, seq=F)
The function simHollow()
is based on the following article/video ^[available in internet]:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_matrix
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjBOesZCoqc&list=PLZHQObOWTQDPD3MizzM2xVFitgF8hE_ab
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