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"Molding the Future of Metal Industries"

The Met Buoy is an instrument equipped with sophisticated communication system and sensors that collect and measure real time ocean and weather data.

Its sensors enable the equipment to gather data on wind, relative humidity, air temperature, barometric pressure, rainfall, wave height and direction, and sea temperature.

Its power supply is sustained by batteries and solar panels so that it is kept continuously operational.

The locally-developed Met Buoy will monitor real time disturbances at sea.

Its installation in critical areas will monitor changes at sea, most especially during extreme weather conditions.  Data gathered will be used to provide accurate and timely information to help prevent sea accidents and tragedies.

 

Target Sector:  Information & Communications/ Environment


Researcher:

Engr. Francisco C. Dime
Engr. Gharry M. Bathan
Engr. Isidro D. Millo
Ms. Blesilda P. Cabaña

"Molding the Future of Metal Industries"

The CNC Plasmanoy utilizes Digital Signal Processing control and servo drive mechanism on cam follower linear rails for the 2-axis gantry system.  The third axis uses a Torch Height Controller.

The work piece is placed on a platform made from mild steel laser-fabricated cutting grates.  Bended mild steel makes up the spatter catch, which is found immediately below the cutting grates.  Flexibility and robustness are brought about by the heavy-duty plasma generator and compressor.

It is a highly versatile, accurate, and efficient equipment.  It uses a string of codes to follow a set of instructions in an orderly manner in order to produce a tool path on the machine.

Its high temperature plasma is capable of boring and cutting ferrous and limited non-ferrous metal materials.

 

Target Sector:  Metalworking

Researcher:

Engr. Cameron B. Yao
Engr. Joein L. Luces
Engr. Renan G. Baldovino
Engr. Eric C. Calanno
Mr. Vincent Boy E. Manabat

"Molding the Future of Metal Industries"

 The dual-purpose machine functions as juicer of sweet sorghum and crusher of sugarcane.  It acts as sweet sorghum juicer when the top roller rotates in the opposite direction as the bottom rollers.  It is converted to a sugarcane crusher when:

  1. Gears are modified due to adjustments in the gaps between the feed rollers and the discharge rollers.
  2. The machine’s legs are extended, allowing the extracted juice to flow from the bottom of the pan to a collecting container.
  3. There are provisions to nail the legs onto a wooden trunk.

It is easy to operate, requires low maintenance, lightweight, portable, and can adapt to electric or engine prime mover.

Target Sector: Sugar Industry

Researcher:

Engr. Jose B. Ferrer
Engr. Ronie S. Alamon
Mr. Camilo C. Cariaga
Mr. Marcelino P. Alvior
Mr. Raymond S. De Ocampo

"Molding the Future of Metal Industries"

The CNC Super Lilok is a combination of a Router machine and a CNC device.

It is operated by G-Codes.  The controller reads the G-Codes and translates the numbers to mechanical movement so that it can cut and engrave on woods, metals, and acrylics.  A stepper motor drives the Router enabling it to move and cut in three directions:  X, Y, and Z.

It is developed to help the local wood-working and metal cutting industries stay competitive.

It has the ability to produce more intricate and sophisticated woodworking designs in large quantities.

It not only allows creativity and complexity in woodworking and metal cutting designs, but also increases efficiency.

Target Sector:  Metalworking; Woodworking

Researcher:

Engr. Jayson P. Rogelio
Engr. Allan John S. Limson
Engr. Renan G. Baldovino
Engr. Eric C. Calanno
Mr. Vincent Boy E. Manabat

"Molding the Future of Metal Industries"

Compared to the previous model (2011), the sugarcane crusher’s main advantages are: 

  1. Faster fabrication as a result of its welded roller frame
  2. More compact because of its V-belt idler.

     This equipment is designed to extract juice from sugarcane using a two-cylinder engine that is connected to a transmission system which reduces speed and produces the torque required for crushing.

The sugarcane crusher addresses the increasing demand for a more efficient juice extraction to supply the needs for both sugar and ethanol.

 

Target Sector: Sugar Industry

Researcher:

Engr. Francisco C. Dime
Engr. Jose B. Ferrer
Engr. Gharry M. Bathan
Engr. Remartin S. Maglantay
Engr. Alan John S. Limson
Engr. Joein L. Luces
Engr. Ronie S. Alamon
Mr. Raymond S. De Ocampo
Mr. Rommel G. Adame