An Investigation on the Workpiece Roundness Generation in Centerless Grinding Based on the Integration of Virtual Machine Tool and Workpiece Material Removal Mechanism

Qi Cui; Shi Jin Chen; Hui Ding; Kai Cheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.667.588

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An Investigation on the Workpiece Roundness Generation in Centerless Grinding Based on the Integration of Virtual Machine Tool and Workpiece Material Removal Mechanism

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In order to respond to market rapidly, save design time, reduce the cost and particularly design the machine in a predictable and reliable manner, an approach based on the integration of virtual machine tool and workpiece material removal mechanism is proposed in this article for the investigation of centerless grinding process, the prediction of workpiece roundness generation and the evaluation of dynamic characteristics of grinding system. In this approach the machine structure model is firstly presented by incorporating the kinematic relationship of the feed drive system and the material dynamic parameters of the grinding system. Then the virtual machine tool model is built by the combination of the machine mechanical structure and the control loop. Finally the virtual centerless grinding is realized by integrating the virtual machine and the workpiece material removal mechanism through their coupled surface regeneration mechanism. The comparison of the experimental and theoretical results demonstrates that this virtual centerless grinding approach can investigate the workpiece roundness generation accurately.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 667)

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October 2015

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Qi Cui, Shi Jin Chen, Hui Ding, Kai Cheng

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Centerless Grinding, Material Removal Mechanism, Virtual Machine Tool

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