The article presents the results of measurements of the ambient temperature around the working cylindrical grinding machines during the working day. The analysis of the behavior of the grinding head spindle of different cylindrical grinding machines during the work shift is performed, namely the results of experimental studies of the displacement of the front and rear ends of the grinding head spindle of cylindrical grinding machines are presented. The analysis of influence of temperature of working fluids in spindle bearings on its displacement is carried out. Possible changes in the geometric shape, namely, conicity, of parts machined on cylindrical grinding machines have been established.
Experimental studies of the temperature of the working fluid in the spindle bearings of the grinding head of circular grinding machines of different models have been performed. The conditions of the performed experimental researches are described. The influence of ambient temperature and design parameters of grinding head parts on the change of working fluid temperature in the front and rear spindle bearings is considered. It is experimentally proven that the difference in fluid temperatures in the front and rear bearings depends on the operating time of the machine. The time interval of machine operation when thermal equilibrium occurs is set.
The axial component of cutting force and torque at the series-parallel scheme of cutting by thecombined axial tool are investigated. The influence of the number of stages of the combined axial toolon the total power loads and the nature of their change with increasing number of simultaneouslyworking stages of the tool is studied. The conclusion about the expedient quantity of simultaneouslyworking stages of the combined axial tool is made
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