Abstract:An increase in frictional heat due to the increase in rotational speed and feed rate causes thermal deformation of machine tools, resulting in a decrease in machining accuracy. To establish a method for reducing thermally induced machining errors of machine tools, a method has been proposed to estimate the heat flux acting upon a machine tool body by solving inverse problems. Experiments were carried out with the cross slide of a machine tool. Using the heat flux estimated at the heat source, the temperature r… Show more
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