scientificarticle.page.titleprefix Influence of Turning Operations on Waviness Characteristics of Working Surfaces of Rolling Bearings
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The formation of micro and macro geometric parameters of conjugate cylindrical surfaces of parts is technological movements of equipment that provide the specified quality characteristics of parts. The waviness of the part’s surface is one of the critical geometric characteristics, which provides the functional features of the unit as a whole, as it affects the vibration processes that occur during operation. The ripple is formed under the influence of dynamic processes of processing of details which are characteristic of metalworking machines, depending on changes in system machine-tool (cutting)-part (MTP). Mechanical perturbations during cutting occur due to forced oscillations, self-oscillations, deformation of the rings due to the action of cutting forces. Self-oscillations occur due to the loss of properties of a given motion during cutting and forced oscillations due to external factors. The undulation of the surface is formed due to forced oscillations of the metal-cutting system due to periodic perturbations that occur due to disbalances of the MTP system’s parts. The ratio of the oscillation frequency for relative motions of the tool and the part can change the law of oscillating motion and the shape of the surface. The decisive factor influencing the formation of geometric errors of the part is the ratio of the frequency of harmonic oscillations of the tool and the workpiece to the frequency of rotation of the machine tool’s spindle.
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Formation, Harmonic, Heredity, Roller bearing, Spectral analysis, Workpiece, Process innovation, Industrial growth
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Zablotskyi V., Tkachuk A., Prozorovskyi S., Tkachuk V., Waszkowiak M. Influence of Turning Operations on Waviness Characteristics of Working Surfaces of Rolling Bearings. Advances in Design, Simulation and Manufacturing V / eds. V. Ivanov, J. Trojanowska, I. Pavlenko, E. Rauch, D. Peraković. 2022. P. 345–354. (Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering). DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-06025-0_34.