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Control method of chatter vibration based on inverse analysis of end milling chatter mark
It is well known that a regular chatter mark appears on the machined surface when chatter vibration occurs. There must be an essential information relationship between the chatter mark and the vibration stability.
Toshiki HIROGAKI +3 more
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In this report, we propose a method to analyze the frequency and phase difference of self-excited vibration during cutting by using image analysis for the photographed image of the machined surface by end milling.
Nobutoshi OZAKI +3 more
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The vibration generated at the contact point between a tool blade and a machined surface during cutting significantly influences the generation mechanism of regenerated chatter vibration.
Nobutoshi OZAKI +4 more
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Ultra-precision thinning of hard and brittle materials like monocrystalline silicon demands high dynamic stability in thinning spindle. To address the challenge of accurately detecting subtle spindle chatter anomalies in industrial environments ...
Heng Li +5 more
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The chatter mark vibration generated in the rolling process of the twenty-high roll mill not only significantly affects the mill performance, but also reduces surface quality of the strip steel. To identify the excitation source, the online monitor for the real time torsional strain of the main drive shaft is performed for a Sendzimir twenty-high roll ...
Sheng Li Wu +4 more
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Investigation of Control Methods of Chatter Vibration Based on Analysis of End-Milling Chatter Mark
Chatter vibration generated by coupling a work-piece, machine tools, and cutting tool is a serious problem for engineers. A regular pattern forms the machined surface when chatter vibration occurs. There must be a direct relationship between the relative
Eiichhi Aoyama +2 more
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On the generation of chatter marks in peripheral milling: A spectral interpretation
Abstract Chatter vibration induces a characteristic pattern on the milled surface, known as chatter marks, causing a poor surface quality. While several works deal with the prediction of the machined surface in stable condition, surface under chatter vibration has not been extensively studied: it is not clear how vibrations at high chatter frequency ...
Antonio Scippa +2 more
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This paper, firstly, describes the generation of small pitch parallel line chatter marks on the workpiece surface. Experimental results show that the pressure pulsation produced by the vane pump makes the wheelhead and the work table of the machine vibrate which results in small pitch chatter mark formation.
Kheang, Low Siak +2 more
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