Thermal Analysis of High Speed Built-In Spindle by Finite Element Method

Ping Ma; Biao Zhou; D.N. Li; S.H. Xiao; Cheng Yong Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.188.596

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Thermal Analysis of High Speed Built-In Spindle by Finite Element Method

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In this paper，the characteristics of GD-II built-in motorized spindle is introduced；the thermal features of the frameless motor and the hybrid bearings have been studied；the 2D temperature field model has also been developed by finite element method．The results of the calculation show that a good efficiency of heat transferring has been achieved with the oil-air lubrication and oil-water heat exchanger．

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 188)

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596-601

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March 2011

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Ping Ma, Biao Zhou, D.N. Li, S.H. Xiao, Cheng Yong Wang

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Built-In Spindle, Finite Element Model (FEM), Frameless Motor, Hybrid Bearing, Temperature Field

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