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Dynamic research of the shaft orbit of hydrostatic spindle under the sliding velocity

  • Beijing University of Technology

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Abstract

Based on the load increment method and the pressure perturbation method, the dynamic performance of liquid hydraulic spindle system was researched. Using the finite difference method, the nonlinear oil film force was calculated by solving the Reynolds equation of unsteady oil film pressure distribution which was included in the micro-scale velocity slip effect. Four dynamic stiffness and damping coefficients reflecting the dynamic characteristics of the oil film were calculated by using the load increment method and the pressure perturbation method, and were used to the analysis of hydraulic spindle system. The research results showed that: Velocity slip caused a certain impact on dynamics of hydraulic spindle stiffness and damping performance. The maximum decreasing ratios of dynamic stiffness coefficient Kxx, Kxy, Kyx and Kyy which were caused by velocity slip were 4.85%, 4.85%, 7.20%, 7.16% respectively. Velocity slip reduced the oil film damping coefficient Cyx, Cxy and Cyy, the change rule of damping coefficient Cxx by slippage effect was more complex. With the increasing eccentric quality of the rotor, running track of the spindle axis was in the expanding, and the stability of the system decreased continuously. The experiment of the measuring path of the shaft verified the correctness and validity of the orbit of shaft centre model.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)95-102
Number of pages8
JournalGongcheng Kexue Yu Jishu/Advanced Engineering Sciences
Volume49
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - 1 Jan 2017

Keywords

  • Characteristic coefficient
  • Eccentric mass
  • Liquid hydraulic bearing
  • Orbit of shaft center
  • Velocity slip

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