1985
DOI: 10.1016/0141-6359(85)90030-3
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Design and testing of a fast tool servo for diamond turning

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“…Одним из важнейших результатов является опре-деление критических скоростей вращения валопровода и «отстройка» критических частот от рабочей частоты вращения. Конструкция систе-мы «силовая турбина -трансмиссия -ротор компрессора» должна обеспечивать отстройку критических скоростей вращения от рабочего диапазона не менее 25 % [10,11].…”
Section: Experimental Verification Of the Dynamic State Of The Shaftingunclassified
“…Одним из важнейших результатов является опре-деление критических скоростей вращения валопровода и «отстройка» критических частот от рабочей частоты вращения. Конструкция систе-мы «силовая турбина -трансмиссия -ротор компрессора» должна обеспечивать отстройку критических скоростей вращения от рабочего диапазона не менее 25 % [10,11].…”
Section: Experimental Verification Of the Dynamic State Of The Shaftingunclassified
“…The static compensation mechanism would be useless when the geometric errors changed. The fast tool servo mechanism compensation was first developed by Patterson [30] and used in precise machine tools [31]. It was seldom applied in general purpose machine tools because of long development cycle.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is worth mentioning that machining of freeform surfaces in optical quality would not be possible without fast computer numerical controls, because the rate at which slide positions have to be updated during machining is of the order of 10 3 commands per second. The FTS concept was originally conceived for increasing the accuracy of an ultra-precision lathe [15] and was applied later for non-circular turning of aspheres with a small deviation from rotational symmetry [16]. Recently, Brinksmeier et al [17] presented a 350 nm stroke FTS operating at frequencies up to 10 kHz, which can be used for the generation of holograms (figure 5).…”
Section: Diamond Machiningmentioning
confidence: 99%