On Issue of Verifying New Method for Studying Dynamics of Deep Hole Machining

Mironova, Lubov; Kondratenko, Leonid; Terekhov, Viktor

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-22063-1_17

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“…The derived equations (6) and (8) describe the elastic vibrations in the spring relatively fully, and they are similar to the equations obtained for solid metal rods [7,10,11].…”

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Oscillations in a nonlinear spring mechanism with one degree of freedom

Kondratenko

Mironova

2020

MATEC Web Conf.

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A new method for studying dynamics in a nonlinear spring- loaded mechanism is described, which consists in describing a spring as an elastic solid rod with conditional density and elastic modulus. When studying vibrations in such a rod, instead of the well-known second-order differential equation, two derived first-order equations are used that relate the acceleration and gradient of speed to the velocity and gradient of the change in the voltage of the particles of a given body. The frequency characteristic of the linear mechanism is given. The behavior of the mechanism in the presence of significant nonlinearity is considered. The self-oscillation parameters are determined that make it possible to estimate the design life.

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“…The derived equations (6) and (8) describe the elastic vibrations in the spring relatively fully, and they are similar to the equations obtained for solid metal rods [7,10,11].…”

Section: Introductionsupporting

confidence: 64%

“…Such decomposition is easily verified by an inverse algebraic solution [10]. Under the influence weight of body Р = mg and component F1, friction forces Fт develop.…”

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Oscillations in a nonlinear spring mechanism with one degree of freedom

Kondratenko

Mironova

2020

MATEC Web Conf.

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“…These result in a loss of accuracy of hole manufacture, facet-type defects and considerable deviations (run-outs) of the cutting tool, etc. [6][7][8].…”

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Some Aspects of the Experimental Method for Determining Residual Stresses in the Circular Grooves of Body Parts

Terekhov

Khizhov

Mironova

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KEM

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An approach to the development of the full-scale specimens for an experimental method to determine the residual stresses in the circular grooves of body parts is described. The selection of the specimen shape is based on the fulfillment of the geometric and force similarity conditions. The form of a surveillance specimen and loading conditions are proposed, during which all the equally-spaced points of the specimen experience an equal stress-strain state. This approach enables to correctly determine the residual stress levels for various methods of the part machining by cutting.

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About One Approach to the Study of Heat Fluxes in the Processes of Drilling Deep Holes Machining

Mironova

Kondratenko

2021

Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

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On Issue of Verifying New Method for Studying Dynamics of Deep Hole Machining

Cited by 3 publications

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Oscillations in a nonlinear spring mechanism with one degree of freedom

Oscillations in a nonlinear spring mechanism with one degree of freedom

Some Aspects of the Experimental Method for Determining Residual Stresses in the Circular Grooves of Body Parts

About One Approach to the Study of Heat Fluxes in the Processes of Drilling Deep Holes Machining

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