Abstract
The materials utilized as a part of a machine device have an unequivocal part in deciding the efficiency and exactness of the part made in it. The regular basic materials utilized as a part of exactness machine apparatuses, for example, cast iron and steel at high working velocities create positional mistakes because of the vibrations moved into the structure. Quicker cutting rates can be procured just by structure which has high firmness and great damping attributes. We know that by experiences life of a machine is inversely proportional to the levels of vibration that the machine is subjected. The further procedure is completed to experience the distortion, normal recurrence and removal utilizing Static examination, Modal investigation and Harmonic individually. Since the bed in machine apparatus assumes a basic part in guaranteeing the exactness and precision in segments. Is a standout amongst the most critical apparatus structures which have a tendency to retain the vibrations coming about because of the cutting operation. To break down the bed for conceivable material changes that could build solidness, diminish weight, improve damping characteristics. In this paper constant load is applied on a bed with and without Nanocoating on the material and with composite materials. Graphene is used for coating basing on strength and thermal properties. Modelling of the bed was carried out in SolidWorks and ANSYS is used for structural analysis. By comparing the stress distribution and deformation in the bed by changing its material with the previous. Finally this thesis summarizes the suitable materials can be used as machine bed material. Key words: Machine Tool, Machine Bed, Stiffness, Damping, SOLID WORKS, Ansys
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