Donmez, M.
, Hahn, M.
and Soons, J.
(2007),
A Novel Cooling System to Reduce Thermally-Induced Errors of Machine Tools, CIRP Annals, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=822722
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A Novel Cooling System to Reduce Thermally-Induced Errors of Machine Tools
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This study explores a method to reduce thermally-induced errors of machine tools through temperature stabilization with compressed air. The method uses inexpensive, specialy-shaped, silicon tubing wth small silts. Compressed air forced through such tubing increases heat dissipation from the surface through Coanda-effect cooling. This paper describes experiments performed on a simulated heat source as well as a turning center to evalate and improve the effectiveness of the method. The results show that this system, which can easily be applied to existing machines, can significantly reduce thermal drift and may be a viable alternative to other methods to reduce thermally-induced errors.Citation
CIRP Annals
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56
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(1)
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Others
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error, machine, thermal
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Created June 14, 2007, Updated February 19, 2017