Abstract detail

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Estimation of dynamic characteristics of rigid body foundation using FRF-based substructure decoupling
Substructure decoupling,Frequency response function,Machine tool foundation,Rigid body,Elastic support
Vibration Testing and Sensing techniques
Abstract Accepted
Katsuya TAKASHIMA / Mechanical design engineering;Graduate School of Engineering;University of Fukui
Fumiyasu KURATANI / faculty of engineering;mechanical engineering;University of Fukui
Tatsuya YOSHIDA / faculty of engineering;mechanical engineering;University of Fukui
Takenobu MATSUURA / Mechanical design engineering;Graduate School of Engineering;University of Fukui
Low frequency vibrations generated during machining of machine tools lead to the relative displacement between the cutting tool and the workpiece. It directly affects the accuracy and surface finish of the products. To reduce the vibrations, it is insufficient to analyze the dynamic characteristics of machine tool structure alone because its dynamic characteristics are affected by the machine tool foundation. However, it is difficult to theoretically obtain the dynamic characteristics of the foundation. In this study, we propose a method for estimating the dynamic characteristics of the machine tool foundation from measured vibration data. The procedure is based on using the frequency response function (FRF) based substructure decoupling technique. The technique obtains the FRF of the foundation by removing the FRF of the machine tool structure from the FRF of the coupled structure of the machine tool and the foundation. As a basic study, we model a machine tool structure and a foundation using two rigid bodies with elastic supports. Using an analytical and an experimental model, the proposed procedure is verified. The results show that for the analytical model, the FRFs of the foundation are accurately estimated with the proposed procedure. However, for the experimental model, the misregistration between the predetermined locations and the exact locations of the connecting locations of the machine tool structure and the foundation decreases the estimation accuracy.

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Important Dates

Abstract Submission Deadline:

 31st March 2021 15th April 2021

Extended Deadline: 1st Aug. 2022

 

Abstract Acceptance:

30th April  2021 Rollover

 

Full Paper Submission Deadline:

30th June 2021  14th July 2021

Extended Deadline: 15th Aug. 2022 

 

Notification of Acceptance:

15th August 2021 1st Sept. 2021

1st Sept. 2022

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