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US 6,000,310 AGranted
Penetrated tool system
AssigneeClear Cut S.T. Technologies (1997) Ltd.
InventorsDov Shilkrut, Boris Sheinin, Roman Gebstein, Rudolf Botner
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AssigneeClear Cut S.T. Technologies (1997) Ltd.
InventorsDov Shilkrut, Boris Sheinin, Roman Gebstein, Rudolf Botner
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A penetrating tool system for providing a penetration action in a workpiece. The system including a penetrating element and a basic displacement element for establishing a basic displacement between the workpiece and the penetrating element during which basic displacement the penetrating action is provided. An auxiliary displacement element for imparting to the penetrating element an auxiliary reciprocating displacement superimposed on the basic displacement during the penetration action. The auxiliary reciprocating displacement has a frequency and amplitude which are substantially invariant in time, independent of reactions of the workpiece to penetration, the frequency of the auxiliary reciprocating displacement being substantially greater than a frequency of the basic displacement. The tool system further including a balancing element for generating a force in the system substantially in line with counterbalancing inertial loads and reactions in the system set up by the auxiliary reciprocating displacement, the force being directed substantially in line with the auxiliary reciprocating displacement and in the direction opposite thereto.
A penetrating tool system for providing a penetration action in a workpiece, said system comprising:
A method for providing a penetration of a workpiece by a penetrating element, the method comprising a step of providing between workpiece and the system a basic displacement whereby a penetration action takes place, a step of imparting to said penetrating element auxiliary reciprocating displacement superimposed on said basic displacement during said penetration action, said auxiliary reciprocating displacement having a frequency and an amplitude which are substantially invariant in time, independent of reactions of the workpiece to penetration, said frequency of the auxiliary reciprocating displacement being substantially greater than a frequency of said basic displacement, and a step of generating a force in said system counterbalancing inertial loads and reactions in said system set up by said auxiliary reciprocating displacement, said force generated in the system being directed substantially in the direction opposite to the direction of the reciprocating displacement.
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