Vibration Analysis of Reinforced Beam Structure Using Partially Inserted Longitudinal Core

Milan Nad; Ladislav Rolník; Jozef Steinhauser

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.693.311

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Vibration Analysis of Reinforced Beam Structure Using Partially Inserted Longitudinal Core

Abstract:

The beam structures are considered as one of the most fundamental building elements of technical equipment. Many of the machining tools (for example lathe tool) may be also regarded as the beam structures. The various excitation effects are affecting the machining tools during the machining process. Cutting speeds, cutting forces, chip-making manner, the stiffness of MTW (machine-tool-workpiece) system are predominant effects affecting the dynamics of MTW system and also influencing the machining process (roughness of the machined surface, tool wear, tool or workpiece damage, noise generated by the machining process, etc.). Depending on the excitation effects, the machining tool body (beam structure) must have the required dynamic properties. The modification of beam modal properties based on embedding of inner reinforcing core is presented in this paper. The main aim of the modification is to change the modal properties (mode shapes, natural frequencies) of the beam body.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 693)

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311-316

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December 2014

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Milan Nad, Ladislav Rolník, Jozef Steinhauser

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Beam Structure, Finite Element Method (FEM), Modal Properties, Reinforcing Core, Vibration

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