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Visualized Analysis and Simulation Research on Dynamic Performance of the Whole NC Machine Tool

Bo Wang, Wei Sun, Yan Chen, Le Tang, Bang Chun Wen

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The dynamic performance of numerical control (NC) machine is not only basis of evaluation for the vibration resistance and stability, but also theory basis of optimizing dynamic performance, and improving processed quality. As digital design method, visual design realizes "visibility" during the whole design process, increases design efficiency and guarantees the quality, which make visual design preferred design method in large mechanical engineering. In this paper, the analysis of dynamic performance on NC machine and visual design method will be integrated, taking a NC machining center built by Shenyang machine tool group as a study case, the dynamic visual design flow to be proposed, including the design purpose, content and design methods, finally, the dynamic performance of visual simulation we have done, taking the strength, inherent characteristics and harmonic response into account, offers the foundation about structural performance optimization on the machine.

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The dynamic performance of numerical control (NC) machine is not only basis of evaluation for the vibration resistance and stability, but also theory basis of optimizing dynamic performance, and improving processed quality. As digital design method, visual design realizes "visibility" during the whole design process, increases design efficiency and guarantees the quality, which make visual design preferred design method in large mechanical engineering. In this paper, the analysis of dynamic performance on NC machine and visual design method will be integrated, taking a NC machining center built by Shenyang machine tool group as a study case, the dynamic visual design flow to be proposed, including the design purpose, content and design methods, finally, the dynamic performance of visual simulation we have done, taking the strength, inherent characteristics and harmonic response into account, offers the foundation about structural performance optimization on the machine.

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The dynamic performance of numerical control (NC) machine is not only basis of evaluation for the vibration resistance and stability, but also theory basis of optimizing dynamic performance, and improving processed quality. As digital design method, visual design realizes "visibility" during the whole design process, increases design efficiency and guarantees the quality, which make visual design preferred design method in large mechanical engineering. In this paper, the analysis of dynamic performance on NC machine and visual design method will be integrated, taking a NC machining center built by Shenyang machine tool group as a study case, the dynamic visual design flow to be proposed, including the design purpose, content and design methods, finally, the dynamic performance of visual simulation we have done, taking the strength, inherent characteristics and harmonic response into account, offers the foundation about structural performance optimization on the machine.

Key concepts: Machining, Computer science, Machine tool, Vibration, Quality (philosophy), Dynamic simulation, Process (computing), Stability (learning theory)

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