Dynamic Thermal-Structure Coupling Analysis and Experimental Study on Ball Screw Feed Drive System of Precision Machine Tools

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To improve the simulation accuracy of the thermal characteristic of ball screw feed drive systems, a dynamic thermal-structure coupling model, which considered the effect of the thermal contact conductance (TCC) of the solid joint on the accuracy of simulation results, was proposed to conduct thermal characteristic analysis of ball screw feed drive systems. The predictive model for TCC was proposed based on the micro morphology description of rough surfaces and the contact load distribution of solid joints. Then, the dynamic thermal-structure model of the ball screw feed drive system was established. To validate the effectiveness of the dynamic thermal-structure coupling model, thermal characteristic experiments of the ball screw feed drive system were conducted under different feed rates. The results showed that the simulation accuracy of temperature field and axial thermal elongation can be improved from 65% to 87% and from 70% to 85%, respectively.

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