Abstract
The thermal deformation of motorized spindle has a great influence on the precision of numerical control (NC) machine tools. Thus, it is crucial to predict the thermal deformation in the design and operation control phase by numerical simulation and improve the precision of NC machine tools. In order to achieve this, an accurate thermal deformation prediction model for motorized spindle is required. In this paper, a model for predicting the thermal error of motorized spindle based on finite element method and parameter optimization is proposed. Levenberg-Marquardt (LM) method is applied to optimize the heat transfer coefficient of motorized spindle by using surface temperature data measured. The optimized heat transfer coefficient is then taken as one of the boundary condition of the finite element model. The boundary conditions about heat of the finite element model are obtained by energy loss experiment. The proposed model is validated by experimental results, and the results have shown well correlation.
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