Dynamic behavior of the horizontal milling and drilling machine spindle assembly with Dynrot software
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Abstract
This article presents research conducted to study the dynamic behavior of the assembly of a horizontal milling CNC machine spindle at the speed of 10 000 rpm and 50 000 rpm. This step aims to determine the critical rotation speeds of the complex system “spindle – bearings”, by drawing Campbell diagrams. The rotor is a subset of these machines, consisting of a shaft, in which the one or more discs, and which executes a rotating motion around the axis propyl. The curve Campbell contours in the diagram represents the variation of natural pulsations of spindle system, depending on the speed bearing spindle.
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| Authors | Luminiţa, Căruţaşu Nicoleta;Elisabeta, Pascu Nicoleta;George, Căruţaşu; |
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| Year | 2017 |
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