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RESEARCH PRODUCT

Cutting Vibrations

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VibrationMechanism (engineering)business.product_categoryMachiningWavinessComputer scienceVibration controlChatter markMechanical engineeringSurface finishbusinessMachine tool

description

Chapter 8 provides comprehensive engineering knowledge regarding cutting vibrations, their typical sources in machining operations, and methods of their elimination to prevent negative influence on the surface finish (chatter marks). The classification of cutting vibrations including free, forced, and self-excited vibrations is discussed, and all possible sources and mechanisms of all types of cutting vibrations are specified and characterized. The regeneration of surface waviness, which is the predominant mechanism of chatter, is outlined for turning and milling operations. The stability of machining operations based on the stability lobe diagrams is highlighted and their practical applications are presented. The methods of improving stability of cutting tools, machine tools and machining technological systems are presented. In particular, the use of damped (silent) tools and special vibration control software which suppress or eliminate chatter under production conditions are discussed. Some newly developed concepts of active chatter control are presented.

yearjournalcountryeditionlanguage
2008-01-01
https://doi.org/10.1016/b978-008044534-2.50010-2