Modelling The Dynamic Behaviour Of A Ballscrew System Taking Into Account The Changing Position Of The Ball-screw Nut
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Free (open access)
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Volume
44
Pages
12
Published
2003
Size
301 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/LAMDAMAP030291
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
G. Holroyd, C. Pislaru & D.G. Ford
Abstract
An estimation of the dynamic behaviour of ball-screw systems is particularly important in the industrial processes where significant cost savings can be acheved by optimising the drive operation. The dynamic behaviour of a ballscrew system is modelled using a finite element approach in this paper. The nut exerts a significant lateral restraint on transverse vibration of the screw in the case of a ball-screw. The effect of this vibration varies with time as the nut moves. This implies that the natural frequencies of a ball-screw system change with time. The method described models the dynamic behaviour of a ball-screw taking the moving nut into account. The analysis accuracy was improved by integrating the accumulated data (
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