2011
DOI: 10.5194/ms-2-139-2011
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Design and principles of an innovative compliant fast tool servo for precision engineering

Abstract: Abstract. The paper presents an innovative design of fast tool servo (FTS) by combining compliant mechanism (CM) and precision engineering (PE) so as to meet the stringent requirements of a one degree of freedom (1DOF) compact FTS. The design requirements of the FTS include: (a) 1 nm resolution, (b) 10-20 µm of range, (c) first natural frequency of over 1400 Hz, (d) compatibility with holding different diamond cutting tools, and (e) without fatigue of the compliant mechanism. Then FEA is used to evaluate the s… Show more

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“…Dry Drilling. Previous studies researchers proved by using the fast tool servo cutting tool could tremendously enhanced the drilling process with and under the circumstances that influenced the process of producing burrs in Al 7075 [4]. Drilling was carried out in dry conditions using conventional cutting fluid.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dry Drilling. Previous studies researchers proved by using the fast tool servo cutting tool could tremendously enhanced the drilling process with and under the circumstances that influenced the process of producing burrs in Al 7075 [4]. Drilling was carried out in dry conditions using conventional cutting fluid.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One feature of FTS turning is its high frequency oscillation which leads the potential fatigue issue to be carefully addressed during the design [35], [39]. Herein, the modified Goodman approach using the equivalent stress is employed to evaluate the safety factor S f of the optimized mechanism for its fatigue life characterization.…”
Section: B Finite Element Verificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To investigate the fatigue behavior, the stress is assumed to be harmonically varied between 0 and σ m . Considering the fatigue stress concentration factor K f = 1.4, ultimate strength σ u = 1274 MPa, and endurance limit σ e =700 MPa for the steel [39], the safety factor S f is determined by [21]…”
Section: B Finite Element Verificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The FTS system normally includes a piezoelectric (or voice coils) actuator, flexure hinges, and positioning feedback sensor as illustrated in Figure 14 [23]. The piezoelectric actuator is a critical component in the FTS system and designed to perform precision positioning of the cutting tool during short stroke turning operations.…”
Section: Fast Tool Servos (Fts)mentioning
confidence: 99%