Study on the Dynamic Characteristics of Ultrahigh Speed Grinding Spindle Based on Squeeze Film Damping Technology

Tian Biao Yu; Ya Dong Gong; Hu Li; Wan Shan Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.416.123

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Study on the Dynamic Characteristics of Ultrahigh Speed Grinding Spindle Based on Squeeze Film Damping Technology

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For improving grinding quality of ultrahigh speed grinding a new design method for ultrahigh speed grinding spindle is put forwarded based on squeeze film damping technology. Working principle of squeeze film damper of ultrahigh speed grinding spindle is study and differential equations of motion of the ultrahigh speed grinding wheel spindle with a squeeze film damper are set up according to d'Alembert principle. Effects of design parameters of the damper on the motion section of the spindle are studied by the way of simulation based on it. Research works show that the dynamic characteristic of ultrahigh speed grinding spindle can be improved well through adding a squeeze film damper. Research works provides a new technology for the design of the ultrahigh speed grinding spindle system.

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Tian Biao Yu, Ya Dong Gong, Hu Li, Wan Shan Wang

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Dynamic Characteristic, Spindle, Squeeze Film Damper, Ultra-High Speed Grinding

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