2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-021-06874-1
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Investigation on coupled vibration of machine tool table system with position deviations

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“…Based on the dynamics model of the linear guideway, Wang et al [30] proposed a three degree-of-freedom dynamic model of the machine tool bearing system to analyze its vibration behaviors, and proposed a method to suppress vibration during the machining process. Liu et al [31] established a five degree-of-freedom dynamic model of the machine tool bearing system with assembly errors, and analyzed the coupling vibration and the effect of assembly errors on the vibration behaviors. During the working process, the wear and vibration of the linear guideway interact with each other [32,33].…”
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“…Based on the dynamics model of the linear guideway, Wang et al [30] proposed a three degree-of-freedom dynamic model of the machine tool bearing system to analyze its vibration behaviors, and proposed a method to suppress vibration during the machining process. Liu et al [31] established a five degree-of-freedom dynamic model of the machine tool bearing system with assembly errors, and analyzed the coupling vibration and the effect of assembly errors on the vibration behaviors. During the working process, the wear and vibration of the linear guideway interact with each other [32,33].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wang et al [32] studied the coupling vibration characteristics of the feed system considering the contact nonlinearity of kinematic joints. Liu et al [33] developed a five degree-of-freedom dynamic model of a worktable system considering the displacement coupling and assembly errors. To suppress the worktable vibration of the machine tool, Varanasi et al [34] developed a dynamic model of a ball screw considering the distributed inertia of the screw shaft to effectively control the structural vibration.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Besides, the modeling and analysis of geometric error of mechanical systems had been reported by researchers. Liu et al [22] using homogeneous coordinate transformation to model the position deviation of machine tool table system, and the dynamic response of the system was obtained by the integration of Newmark and Monte Carlo method. Paweł [23] proposed a new method to model the geometric deviations of machine tool table, and the influence of the geometric errors on joint kinematic errors was discussed.…”
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