Machining Dynamics Book : Frequency Response to Improved Productivity / by Tony L. Schmitz, K. Scott Smith.

By:

Schmitz, Tony L [author.]

Contributor(s):

Smith, K. Scott [author.]

Material type: Text

TextEdition: 2nd ed. 2019Description: 1 online resource (X, 382 pages 354 illustrations, 231 illustrations in color.)ISBN:

9783319937076

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DDC classification:

670 23

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Summary: This book trains engineers and students in the practical application of machining dynamics, with a particular focus on milling. The book walks readers through the steps required to improve machining productivity through chatter avoidance and reduced surface location error, and covers in detail topics such as modal analysis (including experimental methods) to obtain the tool point frequency response function, descriptions of turning and milling, force modeling, time domain simulation, stability lobe diagram algorithms, surface location error calculation for milling, beam theory, and more. This new edition includes updates to the whole text, new exercises and problems, and a new chapter on machining tribology. It is a valuable resource for practicing manufacturing engineers and graduate students interested in learning how to improve machining productivity through consideration of the process dynamics.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
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This book trains engineers and students in the practical application of machining dynamics, with a particular focus on milling. The book walks readers through the steps required to improve machining productivity through chatter avoidance and reduced surface location error, and covers in detail topics such as modal analysis (including experimental methods) to obtain the tool point frequency response function, descriptions of turning and milling, force modeling, time domain simulation, stability lobe diagram algorithms, surface location error calculation for milling, beam theory, and more. This new edition includes updates to the whole text, new exercises and problems, and a new chapter on machining tribology. It is a valuable resource for practicing manufacturing engineers and graduate students interested in learning how to improve machining productivity through consideration of the process dynamics.

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