Machining vibrations - How can they be identified and addressed : A multi-faceted problem

A multi-faceted problem
Machining vibrations - How can they be identified and addressed

Author : Lionel ARNAUD

Review date: November 25, 2020 | Lire en français

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1. A multi-faceted problem

Certain situations are systematically associated with the risk of vibration:

flexible or thin-walled parts, or parts with a large overhang, or impact cutting (figures 1, 2, 3);
long, thin tools (figure 4);
large tool engagements, which more or less systematically cause vibration problems, as the forces put a great deal of strain...

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A multi-faceted problem

(1) - TAYLOR (F.W.) - On the art of cutting metals. - Transaction of ASME, 28. C'est un ouvrage fondateur sur l'usinage. Les détails techniques datent bien sûr, mais les méthodes scientifiques mises en œuvre à l'époque sont toujours d'une grande actualité (1907).
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