tenningstiming
Tenningstiming is a term used in mechanical engineering and automation to describe the planning and execution of tensioning actions within a driven system to control forces and motion. The word combines tension and timing and is encountered in both Dutch- and English-language engineering literature when addressing how changes in tension influence dynamic behavior, stability, and precision of moving parts.
The concept covers both static pre-tensioning and active, dynamic tensioning during operation. The goal is to
Implementation relies on sensors that monitor tension, position, and speed; actuators that adjust tension (for example,
Applications of tenningstiming appear in belt drives and conveyor systems, textile winding and printing processes, extrusion
Limitations include measurement noise, latency, nonlinear behavior, and the need for accurate models. In practice, tenningstiming