Machine tool
International Journal of Machine Tool Design and Research · 1984
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International Journal of Machine Tool Design and Research · 1984
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Masahiko Mori, Adam Hansel, Makoto Fujishima · 2019
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Michelle Guidry · 2014
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José V. Abellán-Nebot, Carlos Vila Pastor, Héctor R. Siller · 2025
This chapter explains different factors that should be considered in machine tool and cutting tool selection for a given manufacturing project. It presents comprehensive information from international standards and vendor catalogs to guide the reader toward appropriate cutting tool selection in milling, turning, and drilling processes. Some relevant aspects reviewed and their influence on cutting performance include workpiece and cutting tool materials, tool holder geometry, cutting insert geometry, tool size, and cutter density. The chapter concludes with the application of these concepts through a case study, showing how to select cutting tools based on a specified tooling list.
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Nobuoki Ohtani · 2006
Ohtani was responsible for the corporate design management and development of new surface grinding machines for the Okamoto Machine Tool Corporation. As well as developing the long term design strategy for the corporation, Ohtani also led the redesign of a series of longstanding, well established surface grinding machines. Due to high levels of market saturation and competition in this industrial product market the new surface grinding machines had to have distinctly original features. Ohtani's final design solutions featured machines of lower environmental impact, more user-friendly interfaces and with designs improved for greater efficiencies with new production and control technologies. Ohtani's final design solutions were driven by research into the strengths and weaknesses of existing machines in the Okamoto range. Through market and user research, sustainable industrial production machinery manufacturing research and research from recent interaction design innovation in interface design, Ohtani developed a set of design criteria and design concepts for the new surface grinding machines. These were then developed in collaboration with the Okamoto design development and manufacturing teams into machines which met the stringent market, environmental, user-based, interface design and manufacturing and production criteria.
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Parag Vichare, Aydin Nassehi, James Thompson et al. · Robotics and Computer-Integrated Manufacturing · 2014
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Victor E. Repp, Willard J. McCarthy · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1984
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Precision Engineering · 1980
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James A. Mansell · Journal of the Institution of Production Engineers · 1937
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Collaborative Research Centre Transregio · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2023
This dataset contains matrices for a numerical thermal model of a machine tool. For more information see the description in the MOR Wiki.
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E. Sciberras, B. D. Payne · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1985
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SpringerReference · 2011
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Dial, Sr., Charles E. (Lenoir City, TN) · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) · 2023
The present invention relates to an improved tool grinding mechanism for grinding single point diamond cutting tools to precise roundness and radius specifications. The present invention utilizes a tool holder which is longitudinally displaced with respect to the remainder of the grinding system due to contact of the tool with the grinding surface with this displacement being monitored so that any variation in the grinding of the cutting surface such as caused by crystal orientation or tool thickness may be compensated for during the grinding operation to assure the attainment of the desired cutting tool face specifications.
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Hanlon, John A. (Los Alamos, NM); Gill, Timothy J. (Stanley, NM) · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) · 2023
Machine tools can be accurately measured and positioned on manufacturing machines within very small tolerances by use of an autocollimator on a 3-axis mount on a manufacturing machine and positioned so as to focus on a reference tooling ball or a machine tool, a digital camera connected to the viewing end of the autocollimator, and a marker and measure generator for receiving digital images from the camera, then displaying or measuring distances between the projection reticle and the reference reticle on the monitoring screen, and relating the distances to the actual position of the autocollimator relative to the reference tooling ball. The images and measurements are used to set the position of the machine tool and to measure the size and shape of the machine tool tip, and examine cutting edge wear. patent
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Wear · 1970
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Petrucci, L.G.D, L and A Press, Solihull (United Kingdom) · OpenGrey (Institut de l'Information Scientifique et Technique) · 1986
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N G Bohlin, Super Gold · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) · 1950
inform appropriate organizations and individuals concerning the status and trends in the US machine tool industry and (2) to describe a plan for a coordinated effort to strengthen both the infrastructure and the technological capabilities within the industry. The report includes two principal sections, in keeping with its dual purpose. Part I describes the Task Team's findings concerning the machine tool industry and summarizes several of the publicly funded programs that have been created to strengthen it over the past several years. It also briefly describes the needs of the industry that are not being met by these programs. Part III of the report describes the plan developed by the Task Team for The National Machine Tool Partnership,'' a coordinated, federally funded program designed to take advantage of the technologies and technical capabilities that have been developed and deployed by the national laboratories and facilities.
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Bennett, David · 1977
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Dai Gil Lee, Nam P. Suh · 2005
Abstract The basic function of a machine tool is to produce a workpiece of the required geometric form with an acceptable surface finish and accuracy at as high a production rate as is economically possible (Lee, 1985; Lee et al., 1985; Choi and Lee, 1997). Recently, in the manufacturing field, high-precision products, as well as diversified small-quantity products have been demanded, and more advanced production technologies have constantly been developed for low production cost. Therefore, there has been a growing interest in shorter machining time with increased cutting speed (Weck and Koch, 1993). However, the increase of speed in the spindle and moving parts of machine tools for productivity improvement has also increased the self-excited vibration, noise, and heat generation of spindle bearing systems.
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