Solving the pitch fluctuation problem during the manufacturing process of conical thread surfaces with lathe center displacement

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Solving the pitch fluctuation problem during the manufacturing process of conical thread surfaces with lathe center displacement

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The kinematical model for the geometrically appropriate production of conical helicoidal surfaces having unvaried lead

The kinematical model for the geometrically appropriate production of conical helicoidal surfaces having unvaried lead

Newton’s method based collision avoidance in a CAD environment on ball nut grinding

The extension of the general mathematical model developed for helicoidal surfaces to the whole system of manufacturing technology and production geometry (ProMAT)

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