A FE Modelling Method for the Thermal Characteristics of High-Speed Motorized Spindle

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Finite element simulation is an effective method to study the thermal characteristics of high-speed motorized spindle, how to improve the simulation accuracy has become the key point of this research field. This paper presents a FEA method using ANSYS to precisely predict the thermal characteristics of high-speed spindle. Firstly, the heating and cooling characteristics of high-speed spindle are analyzed, main heating source, convective heat transfer coefficient, and thermal contact resistance are calculated. Secondly, FEA model of the machine center is built, the temperature field and thermal deformation of the spindle system are simulated. Thirdly, an experimental system to test thermal characteristics is designed, simulation results are compared with the experimental results. The result shows that the simulation errors are controlled in a relative low range, the FE modelling method can precisely predict the thermal characteristics of the motorized spindle.

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