CEB Press 4 - Revision history

Marcin: /* Active Developers */

2013-12-09T23:14:33Z

Active Developers

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	==Active Developers==		==Active Developers==
	Marshall Hilton P.E.		Marshall Hilton P.E.

	~~Marshall at opensourceecology dot org~~

	[[Category:CEB_Press]]		[[Category:CEB_Press]]

Daniel Benamy: /* Status */

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Status

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	=Status=		=Status=
	This is the development version. If you're helping with development, or would like to, this is the version you want. See the "Research and Development" link above for details.		This is the development version. If you're helping with development, or would like to, this is the version you want. See the "Research and Development" link above for details.

			Prototype 4 was built in a [[Collaborative Production Run]].
			[[Image:creationreplication.jpg\|thumb\|James Slades' first independent replication of the CEB Press in process as of Sep. 2, 2011. Welding the soil loading drawer.]]

	In Oct 2013, James Slade said, "We haven't tested the roller system on it as far as I know to see how durable it is under constant load. However, far as I can tell the rest of it should work as the design didn't change much (from version 3) other than a simpler materials list. Again, it hasn't gone through a thorough testing phase yet so I caution against counting on it as reliable until that has been done. I simply ran out of time when I was there to run it through all the phases of testing other than to verify it worked with the automation controls."		In Oct 2013, James Slade said, "We haven't tested the roller system on it as far as I know to see how durable it is under constant load. However, far as I can tell the rest of it should work as the design didn't change much (from version 3) other than a simpler materials list. Again, it hasn't gone through a thorough testing phase yet so I caution against counting on it as reliable until that has been done. I simply ran out of time when I was there to run it through all the phases of testing other than to verify it worked with the automation controls."

			The CEB documentation is being actively upgraded to meet [[Fabrication_Procedure_Standards]] with the goal of serving as a reference implementation for [[GVCS]] documentation.

	=Introduction=		=Introduction=

Daniel Benamy at 03:23, 26 October 2013

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-The is the main page for version 3 of the [[CEB Press]]. See that page for general info and how it fits into the GVCS.
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 Marshall at opensourceecology dot org
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Daniel Benamy: Daniel Benamy moved page CEB Press IV to CEB Press 4

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Daniel Benamy moved page CEB Press IV to CEB Press 4

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Daniel Benamy at 03:20, 26 October 2013

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			{{GVCS Header}}

			The is the main page for version 3 of the [[CEB Press]]. See that page for general info and how it fits into the GVCS.

			=Status=
			This is the development version. If you're helping with development, or would like to, this is the version you want. See the "Research and Development" link above for details.

			In Oct 2013, James Slade said, "We haven't tested the roller system on it as far as I know to see how durable it is under constant load. However, far as I can tell the rest of it should work as the design didn't change much (from version 3) other than a simpler materials list. Again, it hasn't gone through a thorough testing phase yet so I caution against counting on it as reliable until that has been done. I simply ran out of time when I was there to run it through all the phases of testing other than to verify it worked with the automation controls."

	=Introduction=		=Introduction=

	See http://blog.opensourceecology.org/2012/10/collaborative-production-run-video-compressed-eerth-brick-press/ for video and links to all documentation for The Liberator IV - Open Source CEB Press, Prototype IV.		See http://blog.opensourceecology.org/2012/10/collaborative-production-run-video-compressed-eerth-brick-press/ for video and links to all documentation for The Liberator IV - Open Source CEB Press, Prototype IV.

	==~~CEB Press IV~~==		==Improvements from Version 3==
	This version of the press builds Version 3 and makes improvements towards greater ease of use and quicker fabrication. The top ten most substantial improvements are as follows:		This version of the press builds Version 3 and makes improvements towards greater ease of use and quicker fabrication. The top ten most substantial improvements are as follows:

Scott Baker: /* CEB Press IV */

2013-08-22T02:17:31Z

CEB Press IV

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	==CEB Press IV==		==CEB Press IV==
	This version of the press builds of Version 3 and makes improvements towards greater ease of use and quicker fabrication. The top ten most substantial improvements are as follows:		This version of the press builds Version 3 and makes improvements towards greater ease of use and quicker fabrication. The top ten most substantial improvements are as follows:

	* Hopper Design – The hopper will now catch 99% of the soil dumped into the grate due to reduced hopper aperture and improved cut design of the hopper panels from a single 5x10 sheet of steel		* Hopper Design – The hopper will now catch 99% of the soil dumped into the grate due to reduced hopper aperture, and improved cut design of the hopper panels from a single 5x10 sheet of steel

	* Hopper Interface Saddle – A sheet metal saddle now cradles the hopper and allows a tighter funnel for soil to fall into the compression chamber		* Hopper Interface Saddle – A sheet metal saddle now cradles the hopper and allows a tighter funnel for soil to fall into the compression chamber
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	* Cylinder Press foot – The press foot which presses the bricks is now specified out of abrasion resistant (AR300) steel increasing durability.		* Cylinder Press foot – The press foot which presses the bricks is now specified out of abrasion resistant (AR300) steel increasing durability.

	* Press Cylinder – The press cylinder is now specified with a bare shaft on which the press foot is pinned rather than welding in the previous design		* Press Cylinder – The press cylinder is now specified with a bare shaft on which the press foot is pinned rather than welding (as in the previous design)

	* Hopper Piano Hinge – The hinges holding the walls of the hopper together are now continuous or piano hinges rather than a series of door hinges.		* Hopper Piano Hinge – The hinges holding the walls of the hopper together are now continuous (aka "piano") hinges rather than a series of door hinges

	* Drawer – The drawer is now designed out of nearly all ½” steel plate and could be cut out of a small sheet ~~of it~~ using CNC technology.		* Drawer – The drawer is now designed out of nearly all ½” steel plate and could be cut out of a small sheet using CNC technology.

	* Drawer supports – The drawer is now supported by 4 cam followers which are held by a modular drawer support assembly~~. See image below~~		* Drawer supports – The drawer is now supported by 4 cam followers which are held by a modular drawer support assembly

	* Grate attachment – The grate is now attached to its structural support using a continuous hinge so the grate can be opened up like a hatch to maintain the soil flow when blockage occurs.

			* Grate attachment – The grate is now attached to its structural support using a continuous hinge so the grate can be opened upward like a hatch to maintain soil flow when blockage occurs.

	==Active Developers==		==Active Developers==

Marcin at 02:26, 24 October 2012

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	=See http://blog.opensourceecology.org/2012/10/collaborative-production-run-video-compressed-eerth-brick-press/ for video and links to all documentation for The Liberator IV - Open Source CEB Press, Prototype IV.		=Introduction=

			See http://blog.opensourceecology.org/2012/10/collaborative-production-run-video-compressed-eerth-brick-press/ for video and links to all documentation for The Liberator IV - Open Source CEB Press, Prototype IV.

	==CEB Press IV==		==CEB Press IV==

Marcin at 02:25, 24 October 2012

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			=See http://blog.opensourceecology.org/2012/10/collaborative-production-run-video-compressed-eerth-brick-press/ for video and links to all documentation for The Liberator IV - Open Source CEB Press, Prototype IV.

	==CEB Press IV==		==CEB Press IV==
	This version of the press builds of Version 3 and makes improvements towards greater ease of use and quicker fabrication. The top ten most substantial improvements are as follows:		This version of the press builds of Version 3 and makes improvements towards greater ease of use and quicker fabrication. The top ten most substantial improvements are as follows:

H4ck3rm1k3: /* Fabrication Drawings */

2012-10-09T16:13:54Z

Fabrication Drawings

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	[https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BxdwbCg3FiGjRnZTa0hmSDV1Z28 Fab Drawings]		[https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BxdwbCg3FiGjRnZTa0hmSDV1Z28 Fab Drawings]

			== All files==

			All the files have been uploaded to archive.org for safe keeping:
			http://archive.org/details/CEB_Press_IV

	[[Category:CEB_Press]]		[[Category:CEB_Press]]

H4ck3rm1k3 at 09:53, 8 October 2012

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	[https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BxdwbCg3FiGjRnZTa0hmSDV1Z28 Fab Drawings]		[https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BxdwbCg3FiGjRnZTa0hmSDV1Z28 Fab Drawings]

			[[Category:CEB_Press]]