“Machining dynamics: Frequency response to improved
productivity” by Tony Schmitz and K.
Scott Smith will train engineers and students in the practical application of
machining dynamics, with a particular focus on milling. The book is arranged
such that the steps required to improve machining productivity through chatter
avoidance and reduced surface location error (forced vibrations resulting in
part geometric errors) are clearly evident. The following topics are covered in
detail: modal analysis, including experimental methods, to obtain the tool
point frequency response function; descriptions of turning and milling,
including force modeling, time domain simulation, stability lobe diagram
algorithms, and surface location error calculation for milling; and receptance
coupling methods for tool point frequency response prediction, including beam
theory. Numerical examples are included, as well as the MATLABÒ code used to develop the figures.
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