System and method for tool point prediction using multi-component receptance coupling substructure analysis
AssigneeUniversity of Florida Research Foundation, Inc.
InventorsTony L. Schmitz, Gregory S. Duncan
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AssigneeUniversity of Florida Research Foundation, Inc.
InventorsTony L. Schmitz, Gregory S. Duncan
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A method for predicting a tool point response of a spindle-holder-tool assembly to be used for high-speed machining applications is provided. The method includes determining direct and cross displacement-to-force receptances of a standard holder clamped in the spindle. The method also includes determining direct receptances at a free end of the standard holder based upon the determined direct and cross displacement-to-force receptances of the standard holder. Additionally, the method includes performing an inverse receptance coupling to simulate a decomposition of the standard holder into multiple subassemblies, the subassemblies including a spindle-holder base subassembly and an extended holder subassembly. The method further includes determining spindle-holder base subassembly receptances based upon the simulated decomposition of the standard holder.
A computer-implemented method for predicting a three component tool point response of a spindle-holder-tool assembly to be used for high-speed machining applications, the method comprising:
A system for predicting a three component tool point response of a spindle-holder-tool assembly to be used for high-speed machining applications, the system comprising one or more processors and configured to:
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