2018
DOI: 10.1051/matecconf/201822401085
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Improving the accuracy of machining of non-rigid shaft

Abstract: So far, due to much more strict events of operating parameters requirements, the reduction of pieces steel intensity allows to produce multiplying quantity of the highly precise Non-Rigid Pieces (NRP); most of them are supposed to be the shafts in amount. The creation of Automatic Control Systems (ACS) by mechanical operating also involves highly precise NRP production. In present paper there is Self-Centering Rest (SCR) operating hydrocylinder piston rod control system presented; it causes influence directly … Show more

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“…The most significant are the dependencies connecting such physical quantities as displacements deformations and stresses. In the finite element method, there are two types of models [7]: linear and non-linear. Moreover, linearity and non-linearity can refer to both the geometry of the model and its material model is considered linear if under the influence of loads it has small deformations, and the relationship between deformations and stresses is linear, i.e.…”
Section: The Finite Element Methods In Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most significant are the dependencies connecting such physical quantities as displacements deformations and stresses. In the finite element method, there are two types of models [7]: linear and non-linear. Moreover, linearity and non-linearity can refer to both the geometry of the model and its material model is considered linear if under the influence of loads it has small deformations, and the relationship between deformations and stresses is linear, i.e.…”
Section: The Finite Element Methods In Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%