Analyzes Geometry of Part and Chips at the Time of Regeneratives Vibrations
Claudiu-Florinel Bisu (MPS), Jean-Yves K'Nevez (LMP), Alain G\'erard, (LMP), Raynald Laheurte (LMP)
TL;DR
This paper investigates how the geometry of cutting tools and their contact dynamics influence vibrations and temperature rise in machine tools during cutting operations, through experimental dynamic analysis.
Contribution
It provides a detailed experimental analysis of the impact of tool geometry and contact evolution on vibrations and temperature in machining processes.
Findings
Geometry of tool affects vibration levels
Contact evolution influences temperature rise
Experimental procedures enable rigorous dynamic analysis
Abstract
The actions of cut applied to the elastic system cause relative displacements tool/part, which induce a rise in the temperature in the components of the machine tools, its environment, the system-tools-part and generate vibrations. The experimental procedures installation, at the dynamic level, made it possible to determine the elements necessary to a rigorous analysis of the influence of the geometry of the tool, its displacement and evolution of the contacts tool/part and tool/chip on surface carried out
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced machining processes and optimization · Engineering Technology and Methodologies · Manufacturing Process and Optimization