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Dynamic behavior of the worpiece/tool/machine (WTM) in creep feed grinding process

Dieye, Mamadou (2006) Dynamic behavior of the worpiece/tool/machine (WTM) in creep feed grinding process. PhD thesis Génie mécanique, ENSAM 2006ENAM0020 p.151.

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This contribution at the study of the dynamic behavior of the Creep Feed Grinding Process is focused on of the influence of the machining parameters (geometric forms, surface quality …) the environment. After a concise bibliographic study, many simulations are realized in the environment of the Danobat (LGB) Grinding machine, in order to evaluate the stability of the system by exploiting the stability lobes. The evaluation of the stability of system POM is analyzed according to each parameter (mass, stiffness and ratio damping) retained for this study. The aim of our study consists to propose a simulation model of the dynamic behavior of the creep feed grinding process. Specifically, we seek to predict the undulation of the bonded surface (depth of cut). We propose, initially, a mechanical modeling taking account of the operational parameters and the geometrical and mechanical characteristics of the workpiece, the tool and the machine-tool structure. The models are founded on the Newton’s second law and the Work Energy principles with various assumptions on the contact wheel workpiece. In a second time, computer simulations (Simulink) are proposed according to an experience plan (5 factors on 2 levels) in order to evaluate the undulation of the profile thus that the stability and the precision of these models.

Item Type:PhD Thesis (PhD)
Thesis Supervisor:Martin, Patrick
Date:10 July 2006
Board of examiners:Rigal, Jean-François and Furet, Benoît and Paris, Henri and Martin, Patrick and D'Acunto, Alain
Ecole Doctorale:ED 432 ECOLE DOCTORALE SCIENCES DES METIERS DE L'INGENIEUR
Discipline:Génie mécanique
Collection (Fonds):ENSAM
Institution:ENSAM
Subjects:4. Materials Science, Mechanics and Mechanical Engineering
Uncontrolled Keywords:Système Pièce, Outil, Machine, Comportement dynamique, Rectification plane passe profonde, Modélisation, Simulation numérique, Stabilité, Qualité état de surface, Vibrations, Rugosité, Usinage, Plan d’expériences, acier 100 Cr 6, Workpiece, Tool, Machine System, Dynamic Behaviour, Creep Feed Grinding, Modeling, Computer Simulation, Stability, Surface Quality, Vibrations, Roughness, Machining, Experience Plan, 100 Cr Steel
ID Code:3440
Deposited By:Ramesh Prisca
Deposited On:07 March 2008

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