Diseño e implementación de una máquina barrenadora con torno portátil para el taller tecni torno rosero de la ciudad de Riobamba

Abstract

Taller Tecni Torno Rosero seeks to improve the drilling process for heavy-duty tasks, such as the joints of arms, shovels, and other heavy machinery, as it currently lacks a more precise, non-manual drilling machine. This paper aims to design and implement a portable lathe drilling machine for Taller Tecni Torno Rosero that meets the market's required specifications. A hybrid methodology combining qualitative and quantitative approaches was employed. Surveys were used to obtain quantitative data with specific questions aimed at the numerical and objective information collection about the drilling machine. For the qualitative approach, interviews provided a deep understanding of the operator's experience. Additionally, bibliographic evidence was utilized to expand knowledge and acquire valuable information for the machine's manufacturing. The implementation of the portable lathe drilling machine at Taller Tecni Torno Rosero in the city of Riobamba has proven to be highly successful, significantly improving the precision and efficiency of the drilling processes. Test phase results indicate an increase in productivity, along with reduced drilling times and improved product quality. Based on the presented context, it is concluded that Taller Tecni Torno Rosero lacks a portable lathe drilling machine. Therefore, a more sophisticated design is proposed that includes all the required specifications and needs of the workshop, significantly contributing to its development.