“…In some works, the differential delay equation is associated with structural nonlinearities and nonlinear terms of high order for depth of cut in the cutting force expression [4,5]. In another approach, the cutting forces depend on velocity inducing a negative damping in turning process [6].…”
“…In some works, the differential delay equation is associated with structural nonlinearities and nonlinear terms of high order for depth of cut in the cutting force expression [4,5]. In another approach, the cutting forces depend on velocity inducing a negative damping in turning process [6].…”
“…(21). It should be mentioned that according to the formulation presented for the cutting forces in previous section, F x and F y are distributed along the cutting portion (along the axial depth of cut, a).…”
Section: Nonlinear Model Of the Cutting Forces With Chatter Effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Delayed nonlinear models with square and cubic polynomial terms related to cutting force, structural stiffness and a power-law function for cutting forces have been considered [19][20][21][22]. In other works, visco-elastic and hysteresis effects arisen from the interaction of cutting force and chip thickness, variable friction, thermo-mechanical effect and intermittent engagement of the cutting tool have been identified as other sources of nonlinearity in machining processes [23].…”
“…Several models have been presented for chatter phenomenon in the turning process including the detailed analysis of the governing delay-differential equation and time domain solutions [1,2,[4][5][6][7]. The most common approach to avoid undesirable chatter vibration was through the adjustment of operational cutting parameters.…”
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