Dynamic Behavior of All-Ceramic Spindle-Bearing Unit with Preload

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Abstract. Because of the extraordinary physical properties of engineering ceramics such as high hardness, low thermal expansion, light weight and abrasion resistant, it accommodates very well with the high-speed and precision requirements of spindle-bearing unit. In order to prove the superior dynamic characteristic of the all-ceramic spindle-bearing unit bacause of the application of engineering ceramics in shaft and bearing of spindle system, the natural frequency and modes of the all-ceramic spindle-bearing unit were analyzed. In this study, spindle-bearing model was built and analyzed by the Finite Element Method(FEM) and Hertz theory, comprehensively considering both of the stiffness of bearing and the effect of preload, which was different from the tranditional spindle analysis model. The research results show that all-ceramic spindle-bearing unit has higher natural frequency and better dynamic characteristics compare of traditional steel spindle-bearing unit.

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August 2013

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