Abstract

Abstract The quality with computer features is greatly influenced by the movement of machine resulting from process of cutting. Most publications ignore the influence of the person in charge of the tools; this paper considers the dynamic performance of the entire cutting system consisting of a spindle, tool holder, tool and tools. Therefore the vibration performance research is performed to describe the hot and efficient state of the competitive equipment storage technology, namely heatshrink (HS) and hydraulic (HE) expansion. It is shown that HE has higher levels of HS. Therefore, HE has shown good features, 10% higher productivity and up to 300% accessibility of tools. High quality during high performance cutting, good gravity quality of the whole system, built with functionality, tool, tool holder, cracks and machine structure are essential. Available ways to improve the performance of machine tools focus solely on the reduction of directing spindles and machine tool properties, ignoring the influence of the person in charge of the tools, considers different technologies for handling tools, focusing on their influence on the production and life of the tool. Due to the simple limitations of the parameters for making the machine structure model, most of the simulation models available ignore the technical impact of the tool contrast. However, due to the technical differences between the many techniques of assembling the tool, a major impact on the operation of the process machine should be considered. This will lead to different vibration symptoms, which directly affect the quality of operation, as well as the production of digestive processes and the health of the tool. In this the analysis of Tool head for torsional load & Analysis of Tool Holder under the action of axial load is carried out.

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