Static and Dynamic Performance of High-Speed Vertical Machining Center Spindle Box

Rong Chang Li; Ai Xia He

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.192.185

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Static and Dynamic Performance of High-Speed Vertical Machining Center Spindle Box

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In order to improve the static performance of high speed machining center spindle box, using ANSYS software static performance analysis, static analysis of finite element method to the complex structure of the spindle box, draw a box structure under the force load and temperature load stiffness theoretical values, emphasizing the factors affecting temperature deformation, provides a basis to improve and control the strength and stiffness of the spindle box, as well as box optimization design of the design constraints.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 192)

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Rong Chang Li, Ai Xia He

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