Modal Analysis of Artificial Granite Grinding Machine Tool Bed

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Machine tool bed, which supports headstock, tailstock and other functional components, is one of the important structure parts of machine tools. Precision grinding machine tool beds are designed by the authors with artificial granite and cast iron respectively for research. Their three-dimensional models were established via software SOLIDWORKS and then imported into the finite element software (ANSYS) to simulate for the first eight modal frequencies and the corresponding vibration modes. Simulation results show that the first eight order natural frequencies of artificial granite bed are better and the corresponding maximum amplitude of vibration modes are decreased significantly than cast iron bed. The dynamical properties of artificial granite bed are obviously better than grey cast iron bed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 971-973)

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June 2014

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