Implementation of a process and structure model for turning operations
作者： Michael F Zaeh , F Schwarz
DOI: 10.1007/S11740-009-0158-0
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摘要: The consideration of the dynamic interaction between machine tool structure and cutting process is a prerequisite for simulative prediction optimization machining tasks. However, existing force models are either dedicated to already examined manufacturing operations or require extensive measurements determination coefficients. In this context paper outlines modular, analytical model applicable common turning processes. It takes into account material behavior, nonlinear friction ratios on rake face as well heat transfer phenomena in deformation zones. On part parametric based Finite Element Method (FEM) implemented. Both coupled simulation interactions, whereas influence control system considered well. results were verified experimentally center.
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