2023
DOI: 10.1299/jamdsm.2023jamdsm0028
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Dynamic analysis of grinding electric spindle bearing-rotor system under eccentric action

Abstract: To study the influence of eccentricity on the dynamic characteristics of grinding electric spindle, firstly, the nonlinear oil film force (NOFF) expression of sliding bearing is established based on the boundary condition of adhesion pressure. Then, the expression of the unbalanced magnetic pull (UMP) under the eccentricity of the air gap is derived. Finally, the bearing-rotor dynamics equation of the grinding electric spindle considering the NOFF and UMP is established, and the dimensionless processing is car… Show more

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“…The damper can simulate the damping effect of the system, thus reducing unwanted vibrations and improving the stability and response characteristics of the system. Applying multibody dynamics theory [18][19], the continuous mass and infinite degrees of freedom in the shaft are discretized into a finite element model with n-order degrees of freedom. The overall BLMS system dynamics model of the system was established as in Eq.…”
Section: Ddiscrete Multibody Dynamics Modeling Of a Blmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The damper can simulate the damping effect of the system, thus reducing unwanted vibrations and improving the stability and response characteristics of the system. Applying multibody dynamics theory [18][19], the continuous mass and infinite degrees of freedom in the shaft are discretized into a finite element model with n-order degrees of freedom. The overall BLMS system dynamics model of the system was established as in Eq.…”
Section: Ddiscrete Multibody Dynamics Modeling Of a Blmsmentioning
confidence: 99%