Mechanical Working/Deformation TRIZ Cases

Discontinuous bonding in multi-layer films creates metallic appearances without pigments, reducing material usage while maintaining strength.

A control unit presses binding teeth against each other to stabilize their posture before processing recording media.

A sheet folder with a curved fold plate induces an S-shape in documents to enable compact machine designs.

Multi-stage separation recovers ferrous and nonferrous metals from ash, reducing remnant content for stable construction materials.

Scraping and damming members remove excess adhesive from the roller to prevent extrusion during high-speed cardboard sheet manufacturing.

Segmenting the thorax portion into main and auxiliary regions via an arcuate thickness limiter enables rapid inflation while preventing arm intrusion.

Opposing vacuum forces hold waist regions apart during conveyance, then release to allow side panel pushing that prevents unintended movement at high speeds.

Tip bonded formed laminates use multiple layers of formed substrates to enhance structural integrity.

Direct UV irradiation through optical fibers eliminates mask alignment steps, reducing tact time and fabrication costs for LCD panel production.

Installation segments embossing and joining functions to prevent sheet marking during assembly, preserving mechanical properties.

Optical heating with halogen bulbs and reflectors reduces roller warm-up time while feedback control prevents surface damage from excessive heat.