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12 December 2021 Stability of process parameters based on nonlinear forces in cylindrical micro-grinding
Jinfeng Zhang, Haonan Qu, Chao Feng, Baoyi Wang, Peisi Zhong
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Proceedings Volume 12127, International Conference on Intelligent Equipment and Special Robots (ICIESR 2021); 121270P (2021) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2625293
Event: International Conference on Intelligent Equipment and Special Robots (ICIESR 2021), 2021, Qingdao, China
Abstract
In order to improve the machining quality, improve the machining efficiency and reduce the machining cost of micro-grinding, a nonlinear dynamics micro model was established based on the macro grinding dynamics model, and the nonlinear dynamics equation of micro-grinding was also deduced. The nonlinear dynamic equation was approximated by third order to increase the grinding system parameters. According to the characteristics of the system, the corresponding two-parameter limiting stability lobe diagram is obtained and the stability is predicted. The main parameters include grinding wheel speed, workpiece speed, feed speed, equivalent grinding wheel length and diameter and so on. Finally, the corresponding time domain response graphs and eigenvalue location graphs based on the limit stability graphs of different parameters were drawn to verify the correctness of the stability prediction.
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Jinfeng Zhang, Haonan Qu, Chao Feng, Baoyi Wang, and Peisi Zhong "Stability of process parameters based on nonlinear forces in cylindrical micro-grinding", Proc. SPIE 12127, International Conference on Intelligent Equipment and Special Robots (ICIESR 2021), 121270P (12 December 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2625293
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KEYWORDS
Nonlinear dynamics

Complex systems

Differential equations

Manufacturing

Mechanical efficiency

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