Advances in Machine Tool Design and Research 1967

Proceedings of the 8th International M.T.D.R. Conference (Incorporating the 2nd International CIRP Production Engineering Research Conference), the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology, September 1967

S. A. Tobias, F. Koenigsberger

• Publisher: Pergamon
• Year: 2016
• Print ISBN:
  9780080034911
• eBook ISBN:
  9781483154442
• Topic: Technology & Engineering
• Subtopic: Engineering General
• Index: Technology & Engineering

Advances in Machine Tool Design and Research 1967, Part I covers the proceedings of the 8th International M.T.D.R. conference (incorporating the 2nd international CIRP production engineering research conference) held in the University of Manchester, Institute of Science and Technology on September 1967. The book covers the accuracy of automatically controlled machine tools; the influence of the rigidity of the machine-workpiece-tool system on the roughness of the machined surface; and the analysis of machine tool structure by computing techniques. The text also discusses sensors of tool life for optimization of machining; pre-set tooling and its application; and system 24, a new concept of manufacture. The design of hydrostatic journal bearings; the computer approach for storage of machinability data and calculation of machining costs and production rates; and a comparison of different measuring and indicating methods for the determination of pitch errors of large precision gears are also encompassed. The book further presents the calibration of tool/work thermocouples, as well as the effect of tool flank wear on the temperatures generated during metal cutting.

Table of contents

• Front Cover
• Advances in Machine Tool Design and Research 1967
• Copyrigh Page
• Table of Contents
• CHAPTER 1. OPENING ADDRESS
• CHAPTER 2. ACCURACY OF AUTOMATICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS
• CHAPTER 3. TURNING ON HEAVY DUTY LATHES WITH CONTINUOUS PATH NUMERICAL CONTROL SYSTEM
• CHAPTER 4. THE PROBLEM OF INTEGRATING RESEARCH WORKINTO A MEDIUM SIZED MACHINE TOOL WORKS
• CHAPTER 5. INFLUENCE OF THE RIGIDITY OF THE MACHINE-WORKPIECE-TOOL SYSTEM ON THE ROUGHNESS OF MACHINED SURFACE
• CHAPTER 6. THERMAL DEFORMATION OF A VERTICAL MILLING MACHINE
• CHAPTER 7. THE CLAMPING ACCURACY OF THREE-JAW CHUCKS
• CHAPTER 8. ANALYSIS OF MACHINE TOOL STRUCTURE BY COMPUTING TECHNIQUES
• CHAPTER 9. CALCULATION AND RESEARCH ON MACHINE TOOLSTRUCTURES AND FOUNDATIONS
• CHAPTER 10. A VARIABLE RATE MACHINING TEST FOR TOOL LIFE EVALUATION
• CHAPTER 11. ON THE WEAR OF CUTTING TOOLS
• CHAPTER 12. SENSORS OF TOOL LIFE FOR OPTIMIZATION OF MACHINING
• CHAPTER 13. A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CUTTING SYSTEM BASED ON AN ENERGY PRINCIPLE
• CHAPTER 14. A COMPARISON OF STRESS-STRAIN BEHAVIOR INCUTTING AND HIGH STRAIN-RATE COMPRESSION TESTS
• CHAPTER 15. PREDICTING CUTTING FORCES AT SUPER HIGHCUTTING SPEEDS FROM WORK MATERIAL PROPERTIES AND CUTTING CONDITIONS
• CHAPTER 16. MODES OF CUTTING WITH DISCONTINUOUS CHIPS
• CHAPTER 17. THE MACHINING CENTRE CONCEPT
• CHAPTER 18. PRE-SET TOOLING AND ITS APPLICATION
• CHAPTER 19. SYSTEM 24—A NEW CONCEPT OF MANUFACTURE
• CHAPTER 20. SOME EXPERIENCES IN THE DESIGN OF A FABRICATED MACHINE TOOL STRUCTURE
• CHAPTER 21. DESIGN AND INITIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE STAVELEY-D.S.I.R. MACHINE TOOL
• CHAPTER 22. THE DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF A CAPILLARY COMPENSATED HYDROSTATIC JOURNAL BEARING
• CHAPTER 23. THE DESIGN OF HYDROSTATIC JOURNAL BEARINGS
• CHAPTER 24. OF GAS BEARINGS OR HYDRAULIC BEARINGS TO PRECISION GRINDING
• CHAPTER 25. EXPERIENCE WITH FOUR TYPES OF GRINDING MACHINE SPINDLE
• CHAPTER 26. A TUNED VIBRATION ABSORBER FOR ACENTRELESS GRINDING MACHINE
• CHAPTER 27. CARBIDE CUTTING TOOL VARIANCE AND BREAKAGE:UNKNOWN FACTORS IN MACHINING ECONOMICS
• CHAPTER 28. COMPUTER APPROACH FOR STORAGE OFMACHINABILITY DATA AND CALCULATION OF MACHINING COSTS AND PRODUCTION RATES
• CHAPTER 29. DISLOCATION THEORY OF SHEAR STRESS AND STRAINRATE IN METAL CUTTING
• CHAPTER 30. COMPARISON OF MULTIPLE REGRESSIONS IN MACHINING EXPERIMENTS
• CHAPTER 31. A SYSTEMATIC RESEARCH ON THE COLD WORK PRODUCED ON CARBON STEELS BY MACHINING WITH A LATHE
• CHAPTER 32. CROWN HOBBING SYSTEMS —A CASE HISTORY
• CHAPTER 33. A NEW EXCITER FOR HOBBING MACHINES
• CHAPTER 34. COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT MEASURING AND INDICATING METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF PITCH ERRORS OF LARGE PRECISION GEARS
• CHGAPTER 35. HOT COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF CEMENTED CARBIDES
• CHAPTER 36. WEAR AT THE END CUTTING EDGE OF CARBIDE TOOLS IN FINISH AND ROUGH TURNING
• CHAPTER 37. THE CALIBRATION OF TOOL/WORK THERMOCOUPLES
• CHAPTER 38. EFFECT OF TOOL FLANK WEAR ON THE TEMPERATURES GENERATED DURING METAL CUTTING