Abstract
The results of full-scale and computational experiments to improve the thermal characteristics of the machine tool are presented. This can lead to a decrease or achieve symmetry of the resulting thermal deformations. The implementation of four schemes for the redistribution of heat fluxes is considered: the heat flux of the main electric motors, directed under the protective casing of the drive pulley, and the heat flux of the belt drive are removed through special windows in the casing to the environment; jointly with the first scheme of redistribution of heat fluxes, cooling of the ends of the grinding headstocks is provided with the help of an impeller fixed on each drive pulley; jointly with the second scheme, heat flux isolation from the left and right electric motors is provided; heating the ends of the machine tool bed. The first three schemes are implemented at idling of the machine tool; the fourth scheme is implemented when the machine is operating under thermal load. The joint implementation of three schemes makes it possible to reduce the displacement of the right circle at idle by 1.5 times, the left circle practically did not move. The test of the first three circuits during the operation of the machine tool under a thermal load does not reveal significant changes in the thermal characteristics. The implementation of the fourth heat flux redistribution scheme help to compensate for thermal deformations from heating in the central part of the bed and reduce changes in the angular position of the grinding wheels.
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