Optimization of the Drive System Choice for a Class of Drilling Machines



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Submitted Sep 27, 2018
Published Sep 27, 2018
10.24018/ejece.2018.2.6.42

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In this paper are analyzed and formulated the basic requirements for the drive system of a class of modernized drilling machines. On this basis, a methodology for optimal choice of the feed and spindle drives is offered. The respective algorithm takes into account the specific features of the technological processes, the processed materials, the tools used and their wear, as well as the mechanical gear types. Examples with DC and AC motor drives for the coordinate axes and the spindle are presented, illustrating the practical application of the offered methodology. The research carried out and the results obtained can be used in the development of drive systems for the studied class of machine tools.

Keywords: Drilling Machines Drive System Choice Feed Drives Spindle Drives Methodology for Drives Selection

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