Search for dissertations about: "machining simulations"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 35 swedish dissertations containing the words machining simulations.
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1. Control Strategies for Machining with Industrial Robots
Abstract : This thesis presents methods for improving machining with industrial robots using control, with focus on increasing positioning accuracy and controlling feed rate. The strong process forces arising during high-speed machining operations, combined with the limited stiffness of industrial robots, have hampered the usage of industrial robots in high-end machining tasks. READ MORE
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2. Modeling of cast iron materials related to machining
Abstract : A microstructure level simulation model of cast iron machining based on micrograph image analysis has been developed. The simulation tool has been developed for theorthogonal machining process involving 2D representations of a range of cast iron microstructures. READ MORE
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3. FE-Simulation of Metal Cutting Processes
Abstract : Machining a new component or a new material requires the selection of the cutting conditions, the tool material and the tool geometry. The selections should be also optimized for the existing components and materials to improve the quality of the produced components and reduce the cost of production. READ MORE
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4. FE-Simulation of Metal Cutting Processes
Abstract : This thesis deals with the finite element (FE) simulation of machining processes. Realistic simulation of metal cutting processes enables a more resource-efficient machinability assessment for a given material in terms of cutting forces, chip shape and tool wear at different ranges of cutting conditions. READ MORE
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5. On the Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian Finite Element Method
Abstract : This thesis has been devoted to the study and development of algorithms for Finite Element (FE) simulations of mechanical processes involving large deformations. Aspects of three different formulations have been considered:(i) The single material Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian (ALE) formulation is a method where the FE mesh is allowed to move independently to the material flow. READ MORE