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Methods for Experimentally Determining Stiffness of a Multi-Axis Machining Centre

2019

This paper deals with global methods for experimentally determining the static stiffness of multi-axis machining centres. Different devices used for measuring deflection, in specific, are explored, where accuracy and usability are highlighted. The methods were tested on a 3-axis CNC milling machine, 2-axis trunnion table and a 6-DOF industrial robot.

Identification3-axisComputer scienceMulti axisCNC machineStiffnessMechanical engineeringlcsh:QA75.5-76.95StiffnessComputer Science ApplicationsComputer Science::Robotics5-axisMachiningControl and Systems EngineeringModeling and Simulationmedicinelcsh:Electronic computers. Computer scienceIndustrial robotmedicine.symptomSoftwareComputingMethodologies_COMPUTERGRAPHICSModeling, Identification and Control: A Norwegian Research Bulletin
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Different acute effects of single-axis and multi-axis hand-arm vibration.

1996

Under laboratory conditions the effects of single-axis and multi-axis hand-arm vibration exposure on several strain parameters were tested in up to 20 male subjects. As parameters of these acute effects, the biodynamic vibration behavior of the hand-arm system, the electrical activity of the most affected muscle groups, the skin temperature, the vibration sensitivity of the fingertips, and the subjective vibration sensation were measured. When comparing simulated three-axis vibration exposure with single-axis vibration exposure, synergistic effects in the form of an increasing reaction could be found. It could be proven that the vector sum of the frequency-weighted acceleration in the three…

PhysicsAcute effectsAdultMalemedicine.medical_specialtyAdolescentAcousticsMulti axisPublic Health Environmental and Occupational HealthHandVibrationFrequency weightingSurgeryVibrationElectrophysiologyAccelerationStress PhysiologicalSingle axismedicineArmHumansSensitivity (control systems)Muscle SkeletalSkin TemperatureHand armInternational archives of occupational and environmental health
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Multi axis representation and Euclidean distance of muscle fatigue indexes during evoked contractions

2014

International audience; In this article, we proposed a new representation of muscular fatigue during evoked muscle contractions based on fatigue indexes such as peak to peak amplitude, RMS of the M wave, mean and median frequency and fatigue index calculated from continuous wavelet transform (I CWT). These new representations of muscle fatigue using multi axis represented and Euclidean distance give better insights on changes in physiological characteristics during muscle fatigue. This technique provides a fatigue index using several muscle characteristics. The use of other kinds of fatigue characteristics as force could also be possible.

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