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Modeling roller guides with preload

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Pawełko P. , Berczyński S. , Grządziel Z.

Archives of Civil and Mechanical Engineering

2014

tom Vol. 14, no. 4

691--699

This article presents the methodological basis and methods of modeling roller guides, which consist of a carriage and profiled guide rail with introduced preload. It also discusses modeling methods with various degrees of simplification and selected results of numerical analyses concerning the examined guides. The applied methods of modeling are then assessed in terms of their effectiveness.

Static condensation in modeling roller guides with preload

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Dunaj P. , Berczyński S. , Pawełko P. , Grządziel Z. , Chodźko M.

2019

tom Vol. 19, no. 4

1072--1082

This article presents the methodology for modeling the stiffness of a machine tool load-bearing system using the finite element method. A new, simplified model of stiffness of the linear guide with a preload based on equivalent contact model was proposed. An equivalent contract model was developed where the ball was replaced with four rod elements of equivalent stiffness, interconnecting the opposite ends of the face of cuboidal finite ele- ments. To shorten the computation time and facilitate modeling reduction and substructur-ing methods was used. The accuracy of the proposed model was compared with experimental results. In addition, the computation times were evaluated by comparing the simplified model with the full model and other equivalent models. Then, the model was used to determine the stiffness of the machine load-bearing system on the example of a machining table using the aforementioned methods and the obtained results were com-pared in terms of accuracy (less than 1% difference in maximum displacement value) and computation time with the classic approach (up to 97% in time reduction). This paper demonstrated the validity of the proposed model, allowing accurate and fast determination of the stiffness of machine tool load-bearing system.