ASSESSMENT OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIMENSIONS IN THE WEAR OF THE SPIKE-SHAPED CLAW.
Abstract
The study presents the results of determining the interrelationship between the wear of the arrow-shaped claw tip length and the wing width, as well as the changes in their self-sharpening angles. It was found that the first relationship is linear, while the second one has a nonlinear (curvilinear) character. In order to ensure equal service life for both the tip and the wings of the existing arrow-shaped claw, it was determined that the metal reserve or wear resistance of the tip must be increased by a factor of 2.91.
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