FEM Simulations on the Milling Dynamics of the Thin-Walled Structure Components

K. Wu; Ning He

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.315-316.736

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FEM Simulations on the Milling Dynamics of the Thin-Walled Structure Components

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The existent studies on milling dynamics of the thin-walled structure components are reviewed first, then a kind of FEM simplified model analyzing the milling dynamics of the thin-walled structure components is proposed. Based on the proposed model, some simulations have been done under different cutting parameters and different machining conditions. At last, the simulation results are analyzed and discussed.

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K. Wu, Ning He

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Dynamic, Finite Element Model (FEM), Milling, Simulation, Thin-Walled

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