The article presents the design of an anti–vibration holder, the use of which in the processing of materials by cutting will reduce the level of self–generated vibrations that occur in tool systems. The advantages of the holder are the simplicity of construction and installation of the damping element; the ability to install various types of cutting heads on the holder. As an example, the possibility of using a holder when boring a hole in a thin–walled part is considered. A fragment of the part drawing and the boring scheme is shown. The influence of processing conditions on the tool deviation from the processed surface is studied. Graphs of the dependencies of the deflection of the forming point on the radial component of the cutting force, the departure of the holder, the diameter of the holder, and the elastic modulus of the holder material are constructed. Conclusions are made about the applicability of such holders.
The most important operating performance parameters of machine components such as tightness, wear resistance, durability, and corrosion resistance largely depend on the state of their surface layer, determined by the parameters of machine processing during manufacturing. Selection of the technique for final machining of machine components is a rather difficult task, since, despite the large amount of information on technological support of the surface layer parameters, there are practically no recommendations on the quantitative estimates of the parameters of performance properties achieved in this case. Reliable functioning of hydraulic systems, their durability, and, consequently, reliable functioning and durability of the drilling rig, depend on the quality of the surface of the seal grooves. At present, turning is used for grooves machining, which in some cases does not provide the required quality indicators of the machined surface according to the surface roughness parameter. In this regard, an analysis of the possibilities of obtaining the required surface roughness using edge cutting machining techniques was conducted as well as other machining techniques ensuring uniformity of the surface roughness of seal grooves were analyzed. One of the promising processing techniques that can provide the required quality of the machined surface is a surface plastic deformation method. However, in order to use this method effectively, it is necessary to carry out an experimental study of the rolling process and determine processing conditions.
The existing profiles of internal screw channels are reviewed. Formulas are proposed for the static error in the channel depth due to elastic deformation of the walls of the cylindrical shell in cutting. (Shells of steel 45 and BrAZh9-4 bronze are considered.) An approach is outlined to determining the static error in machining helical channels by a mandrel with one and three cutting teeth. The error in the cutting depth is plotted as a function of the cutting speed with different wall thickness of the cylindrical shell.
Purpose of research. Experimental assessment of the effect of deep drilling modes for high-alloy steel on the components of cutting forces. Making holes in a solid material with a hole depth equal to or greater than ten hole diameters refers to deep drilling operations. For drilling, special tools are used – drills for deep drilling - ejector, cannon, gun drills. Universal or special equipment is applied, the tooling includes travelling or fixed rests, guide bushes. To achieve this goal, it is necessary to choose equipment: type of tool for deep drilling, type of setting; create a model of the forces acting on the cutting part of the tool during deep drilling; evaluate the degree of influence of processing modes on cutting forces.Methods. The research is based on the cutting theory provisions, mechanical engineering technology, experiment planning and regression analysis.Results. Based on the provisions of mechanical engineering technology, the setting up for deep drilling with a rotating workpiece and a non-rotating drill, which is imparted only by the axial feed, was developed. A cutting tool for performing a deep drilling operation is defined – a gun drill. A pattern was created for such a processing scheme and experimental cutting forces were calculated. According to the results of the calculations, it is determined that the greatest influence on the components of the cutting force in a given range of cutting modes is exerted by the axial feed rate of the tool.Conclusion. The cutting forces that occur during deep drilling reach significant values. The polynomial equations obtained as a result of the study allow us to assess the degree of influence of processing modes on cutting forces, calculate cutting forces for further calculation for the sag of the stem of a gun drill.
The article shows the results of the solution of the direct design problem associated with the definition of the producing surface of the end mill for processing shafts with an equiaxed contour, obtained using the geometric theory of surface formation by cutting tools. The cases when the axis of the cutter and the parts intersect at a right angle and smaller angles. The results of calculation and geometric modeling of producing surfaces of such mills for the RC-profile shaft of a given size are shown. The work was carried out as part of the funding of the Grant of the President of the Russian Federation to young scientists and graduate students engaged in promising research and development in priority areas of modernization of the Russian economy, for 2018-2020 SP-591.2018.1
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