Objective . The purpose of the study is to develop the design of a thermoelectric device for fastening parts by freezing during machining, and to analyze its parameters and characteristics. Method . The design of a thermoelectric device for fastening parts using the freezing method during their machining is described. The device includes a high-current fuel cell, made on the basis of layered thermoelements with improved thermomechanical characteristics. The fuel cell is interfaced with a heat-equalizing ceramic plate on the side of the cold junctions, and on the side of the hot junctions, through a similar ceramic plate, it is in contact with the heat release system. Result . To ensure the required operating mode of the device, a layered thermoelectric battery developed at the Research Institute of Semiconductor Thermoelectric Devices and Devices can be used in its composition. T.A. Ismailov”, Dagestan State Technical University. Conclusion . The operating power range of the used fuel cell is in the range of 20-50 W with an average temperature difference between the junctions of 50 K, the supply current is 50-80 A with a power consumption of 50-160 W. The refrigeration coefficient varies from 0.1 to 0.45.
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