Research on Dynamical Characteristics for the Feed System Considering Nonlinear Friction Force

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The model that describes the friction between contact surfaces of motion pair of the feed system has been established use of Stribeck friction theory, it fully reflected the various lubrication conditions. The bifurcation and stability analysis of the model has been done. The experimental methods were used to research the nonlinear dynamics characteristics of the feed system under the external excitation. The influences that friction force to the nonlinear characteristics of the system at the certain parameters condition were analyzed. Utilize the research findings of the dynamical characteristics that caused by friction in the feed system can effectively provide a theoretical basis for designing optimization of complex systems in engineering, fault diagnosis and vibration control.

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