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International Conference on Information Technology and Management Engineering (ITME 2011)
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W. B. Hu
W. B. Hu
Wuhan University
,
China
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W. X. Wang
W. X. Wang
Royal Institute of Technology
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Sweden
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ISBN:
9780791859827
No. of Pages:
500
Publisher:
ASME Press
Publication date:
2011

In this paper, the authors compare the differences between two main types of pillar on vertical machining center: the box-type pillar and the seated-position pillar - through three aspects: first the structural differences, second the deformation to bear 3D external load; third the stress analysis based on the whole vertical machining center. Through the comparison, the conclusions can be obtained as: the bottom surface size of the pillar largely affects the static stiffness of the pillar; the X directional static stiffness of seated-position pillar is much higher than the box-type one; yet in Y Direction, the latter is a little higher than the former; the circular angle design on horizontal ribs of the pillar inner space can reduce the stress concentration on it.

Abstract
Keywords
Introduction
I. Foundation of Vertical Machining Center Finite Element Model
II. Comparison of Pillar Structures
III. Fea on the Static Stiffness of Pillars and the Whole Machine
IV. Fea of Pillar Stress
V. Conclusion
Acknowledgments
References
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