Modeling and Simulation for the Feed System of CNC Machine

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Study the linear and nonlinear stiffness dynamic characteristics of ball screw in feed system. According to the structure and the stiffness of ball screw, considering the influence of damping force, elastic force, friction force, driving force and load, establish the dynamic model of feed system. Use Linz Ted- Poincare (L-P) Method of singular perturbation to solve the model, obtain the quadratic approximate solution of the free vibration, analyze the multiple solution phenomenon of the model, and also conduct the numerical simulation analysis for the model.

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