2000
DOI: 10.1016/s1526-6125(00)70118-6
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Analysis of No. 50 Taper Joint Stiffness Under Axial and Radial Loading

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“…Wang and Horng 9 determined stiffness of a spindle–toolholder taper, and investigated the effects of axial clamping force and the angle fitting error. Shamine and Shin 10 demonstrated the effects of a No. 50 taper joint on overall spindle system dynamics, with an emphasis on the wear effects of the toolholder.…”
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“…Wang and Horng 9 determined stiffness of a spindle–toolholder taper, and investigated the effects of axial clamping force and the angle fitting error. Shamine and Shin 10 demonstrated the effects of a No. 50 taper joint on overall spindle system dynamics, with an emphasis on the wear effects of the toolholder.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[13][14][15] It is easy to predict the static deformation and dynamic response of a single toolholder or spindle, while the joint interface is quite difficult to be modeled accurately. Some researchers [16][17][18][19][20][21] modeled finite element entities of the toolholder and spindle separately, and then connected them with stiffness and damping parameters derived from analytical or experimental method. Other researchers [22][23][24] focused on the simulation of the contact mechanics, presenting the elasticplastic behavior and the stress distribution of the joint surfaces.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The contact characteristics of the spindle-holder taper interface play a significant role in the performance of the spindle system [1]. The spindle-holder interface can account for 25% to 50% of the total deformation at the tool tip [2]. Furthermore, the contact stiffness of the taper interface has a significant effect on the dynamic behavior and chatter stability of the spindle systems [3].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Shamine and Shin [2] carried out an FE model of a spindle-toolholder interface to show the resulting stress distribution due to clamping force. Recently, Xu et al [1] established an FE model to predict the stress distribution of the interface under different clamping and centrifugal forces.…”
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