DEVELOPMENT OF VIBRATIONS DUE TO CHANGING SPINDLE SPEEDS DURING MILLING

Abstract

The article analyses the problem of measuring and examining the magnitudes of vibration amplitudes at the machining of materials by milling technology. By measuring the vibration parameter on the spindle head of a universal milling machine, the level of the vibration amplitudes magnitude during the milling process was acquired using a piezoelectric vibration sensor. The magnitudes of the vibration amplitudes were recorded during machining when the spindle speed varied between 1200 rpm and 1600 rpm. The measured values were evaluated in the form of FFT spectra, and the information required to design measures to avoid excess vibration amplitudes in such a case was obtained.

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