Based on Concept of Generalized Instantaneous Space of Dynamic Performance Analysis

Ao Xiang Liu; Jun Wang; Jun Xian Kang; Qiang Zhang; Jun Sun; Qi Lin Shu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.672-674.1540

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Based on Concept of Generalized Instantaneous Space of Dynamic Performance Analysis

Abstract:

TX1600 boring and milling machining center milling part was studied. The Three-dimensional solid model was established based on Solidworks. Simultaneously, modal analysis was carried out by ANSYS Workbench software, the first six natural frequencies and corresponding modes were acquired. Based on the modal analysis, the harmonic response analysis of milling part was conducted,and the response curves of the three main motion orientation were obtained respectively, the vibration performance of milling part under forces was further explored,and the finite element model was validated. The feasibility of the model to simplify the program was verified by modal and harmonic response analysis. The study provides a good basis in terms of selecting a specific material. The structures and material are optimized. Ultimately, a lot of energy is saved.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 672-674)

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1540-1544

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October 2014

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Ao Xiang Liu, Jun Wang, Jun Xian Kang, Qiang Zhang, Jun Sun, Qi Lin Shu

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Harmonic Response, Modal Analysis, Optimization of Material

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