Constructive and processing methods of reducing vibration level of the metalworking machinery elements

2015

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DOI 10.21595/jve.2015.15912
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Abstract

Searching solutions for minimizing vibration level of the metalworking machinery always remains an issue of high priority. The methods of enhancing vibration resistance may be conventionally classified as constructive and processing. Constructive methods are focused on stiffening effect measures applied to the technological system elements during construction and mounting of the system, and on the use of vibration damping equipment. Processing methods are based on cutting mode selection, optimization of tool geometry parameters, and application of process cutting fluids. The article is devoted to the basic methods of reducing vibration level of the technological system elements.