Abstract
The dynamic behaviour of milling processes can be analysed using process simulations based on measured frequency response functions. However, the determination of these functions for micro-milling processes is challenging due to small tool diameters of 1 mm or less, the influence of higher spindle speeds on the dynamic behaviour, and runout errors. Therefore, an approach for analysing micro-milling tools based on an excitation using bearing balls with a diameter of 1 mm, shot by compressed air, is presented. The measured dynamic response is applied to a geometric physically-based process simulation in order to analyse tool vibrations in a micro-milling process.
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