Design of Machine Tools

Design of Machine Tools
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S.K. BASU
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Design of Machine Tools
S.K. BASU
FIFTH EDITION
Professor Emeritus, Dept. of Production Engineering Govt. College of Engineering, Pune;
Formerly, Director, Central Mechanical Engineering Research Institute. Durgapur.
Professor, Production Engineering Department Jadavpur University;
Head, Mechanical Engineering Department; R.E. College, Durgapur.
D. K. PAL
Formerly, Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department Regional Engineering College, Durgapur.
CONTENTS
PREFACE TO THE FIFTH EDITION
PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION vii
INTRODUCTION 1
General Classification; Trends in the design of machine tools; Establishing and expansion of machine tools industry; Conclusion

  1. DETERMINATION OF THE FORCES ACTING ON THE TOOL IN
    CERTAIN MACHINING OPERATIONS AND HORSE-POWER
    REQUIREMENT 19
    Determination of the tool forces in a lathe operation; Calculation of
    force acting on milling cutter and determination of the power consumption of the machine; Power consumption in cylindrical grinding
    operation; Thrust on a drill and the power consumption; Forces
    acting on a shaping tool and the power calculation in shaping
    machine
  2. KINEMATICS OF MACHINE TOOLS 38
    Classification and choice of. driving system; Basic consideration in the
    design of drives; Variable speed range in machine tools; Graphical
    representation of speed and structure diagram; Various types of structure diagram; Selection of optimum ray diagram; Difference betWeen
    number of teeth of successive gears in a change gear box; Analysis of
    a twelve-speed gear box; Standardisation of 4; Compound ray diagraM; Feed gear boxes
  3. FURTHER STUDIES OF KINEMATICS 65
    Transmission in the .system of stepped regulation; Design of intermediate shafts of all geared headstock; Method of designing bevel
    transmission
  4. STEPLESS REGULATION IN MACHINE TOOLS 18
    Classification; Mechanical friction drive; Methods of increasing the
    range of regulation in modern machine tools; Considerations in variator calculation; Friction loss in friction variators due to loss in sliding
    velocity; Principles-of self-locking in variatOr; Further analysis of ball’
    variatorsx CONTENTS
  5. MACHINE TOOL GUIDES 94
    Classification of guides used in machine tool; Wearing of guides;
    Guide materials; Temperature deformation of guides; Liquid friction
    in guides; Kinetic friction and stick-slip vibration; Specimen calculation for guides having lubrication wedge; Methods of calculating
    pressure on guides; Guides having rolling friction; Behaviour of the
    machine tool guide friction under the effect of lubrication; Fundamental types of circular guides; Accuracy and wear of machine tool
    guides; Hardness of the different guide materials; Design of guides
    under hydrostatic lubrication; Type of hydrostatic slides; Hydraulic
    load relief; Oil pocket shape and dimensions; Gas film ltibrication;
    Design procedure for aerostatic slideways; Influence of hardness of
    material on guidewear; Effect of surface preparation; Effect of microstructure and. chemical composition; Effect of surface; Seizure and
    tearing guides; Error contribution to the job due to longitudinal wear
    on lathe guides; Contact deformation of guides; Contact deformations
    in guides with clearance; Clcaranee adjustments in guides; Fabricated guides; Error estimation in guide design
    7.. DESIGN OF BEDS, TABLES AND COLUMNS 142
    Various types of beds used in machine tools—their construction and
    design feature; Determination of the forces acting on the horizontal
    table or a vertical boring machine; Column design of a milling
    machine; and maximum deflection error in a milling machine; Column
    design of drilling machine; Stiffness and natural frequency of machine
    bends
  6. DESIGN OF POWER SCREWS OF MACHINE TOOLS 159
    Types and classification; Design calculations; Strength of lead-screw;
    Ball recirculating power screw assemblies; Calculation for maximum
    static load; Efficiency of the ball recirculating power screw; Compensation of ‘backlash’ in ordinary sliding screw assemblies; Vertical roller
    feed screw; Distribution of load between the threads of nut in the
    power screw with sliding friction; Distribution of load and rigidity
    analysis; Analysis of axial load and contact rigidity of.a recirculating
    ball screw; Evaluation of the rigidity; Sensitivity analysis; A critical
    analysis; Analysis of preload; Standard dimensions of recirculating
    ball screw assembly; Calculation for dynamic loading
  7. SPINDLE UNITS IN MACHINE TOOLS 195
    Spindles and their supports—special features, material and construction; Typical spindle ends; Spindle supports; Calculation on sleeve
    bearing; Ball bearings; Adjustments cf ball bearings; Roller bearings;
    Rigidity of spindle units; Rigidity of the rolling friction supports;
    Magnitude of Deflection at the free end of the Spindle
  8. LUBRICATION AND RIGIDITY IN MACHINE TOOLS 210
    Introduction; Steps in selecting proper lubricating oil; Frictional conCONTENTS xi
    dition of working; Specification of lubrication oils; RigitlitN of
    machine tool units; Some errors affecting rigidity; Overall static rigidity of machine took; Dynamic rigidity of a machine tool; Rigidity of
    grinding wheel-workplace system in an internal grinder
  9. CONTROLLING SYSTEMS IN A MACHINE TOOL 24o
    Classificatioa— Decentralised corn rol and centralises] control; Singledisc selective speed h.utging system
  10. ELECTRICAL. EQUIPINIVNTS IN NI/WHINE 100LS 252
    Basic ideas; Selection of motor for any executive organ of a machine
    tool; Regulation of speed in electrical commis; Circuit diagram for
    starting the driving motor of a machine tool; Electrical brakes;
    Electromagnets used in macho: tools control; Electromagnetic
    clutch; Ferromagnetic powder clutch: Res ersing mechanism of a lignt
    duty planing machine; Thermal ?clay in
    .
    machine tools; Electrical
    automation in hori/ontal drilling machine; Automatic lifting of tool
    during the return stroke of a’ planing machine: Basic ideas into regime
    of working of motors: Classification of automatic and semi-automatic controls
  11. HYDRAULIC’ CONTROL SYSTEMS IN MACHINE TOOLS
    Introduction: Typical systems; Systems for tracer control; Elements of
    hydraulic systems in machine tools; Resistance encountered in flow
    through pipe; Evaluation of basic parameters for design; Energy
    losses; CoMpressibility factor; Efficiency of hydraulic pump considering losses
  12. PROGRAMME CONTROL IN MACHINE TOOLS 293
    Introduction; Automation in machine tools; Magnetic tape controlled
    machine tool; Photoelectric tracing system; Principles of numerical
    control; Method of disposition of punched holes in cases of binary
    and decimal; Principle of operation of NC systems
    IS. BUILT-IN-INSPECTION UNITS IN MACHINE TOOLS 307
    Introduction; Systems of automatic inspections; Some typical builtin-inspection equipments; Characteristic features in designing;
    Conclusion
  13. VIBRATION IN MACHINE TOOLS 314
    Introduction; Forced Vibration; Self-excited vibration in machine
    tools; Other types of forced and damped vibration; Stick-slip vibration
    in machine tools; Minimization or stick-slip vibration in machine
    tools; Vibration isolated tool holders
  14. MICRODISPLACEMENTS IN MACHINE TOOLS 344
    Introduction; Magnetostrictive Drive; Thermodynamic drive; Minixii
    CONTENTS
    irrigation of positional error by the use of oscillating normal
    force; Recirculating ball screws; Surface topography and contact stiffness; Error due to stick slip motion
  15. NEW CONCEPTS IN MACHINE TOOLS DESIGN 337
    Introduction; Probability concept in design; Unified systems
    approach to machine tools problems; Input-output and subsystem analysis; Dynamic data systems—its analysis and
    methodology
  16. INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS AND.THE1R APPLICATIONS 368
    Introduction; Basic Functions; Mobility of robots; Reliability
    in operations; Control; Hierarchial computer control configuration; Sensing; Assembly and megassernbly robots
  17. NC–CNC–DNC—MACHINES 383
    Introduction; Principles of CNC machines; Classification;
    Open loop and closed loop; Working of NC machine; Transducers and monitoring of displacement; Velocity feedback and
    positional feedback; Encoder; Moire Fringe pattern. Synchro.
    synchro resolvers and inductosyn; control in CNC; Electronic
    revolution & Computer growth; Direct Numerical Control
    (DNC); Retrofitting; Part programming; Various part
    programming languages; CNC Machining Centres & CNC
    Machines—Salient features and specifications
    II. ROBOT LANGUAGES—STATE OF THE ART 421
    Introduction; Robot language outline; General description
    of programming language; Geometric modelling; Tool and
    Object sets of coordinate axes; Movements; Tools; ‘ Some
    Commercial languages;
  18. FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING SYSTEM (FMS) 434
    Introduction; FMS—meaning and objectives; Classification of
    FMS; Building block concept; CNC Michine Centre; CADCAM-FMS; Precision movement
  19. DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF A FEW SUBSYSTEMS IN MACHINE
    TOOLS: 446
    System Analysis for dynamic compliance; Spindle Supports; Spindle
    End Calculations; Tribological Considerations & Frictional Analysis of
    various slideway materials; Calculation of Rigidity Considering Finite
    ElementCONTENTS
  20. NON-UNIFORM MICRODISPLACEMENT 466
    Calculationt fos Non-Uniform microdisplacement; Non-dimensional
    Parameters; Minimisation of Positional displacement error; Distribution
    of Hydrodynamic force in Specific Lubrication pocket; Dynamic Load
    Rating of Spindle Supports; Rigidity of Spindle unit and Optimum
    overhang of the Spindle end; Accuracy of the Spindle Units.
  21. RELIABILITY ANALYSIS OF SOME MACHINE TOOL ELEMENTS 476
    Introduction, Collet Chucking Analysis; Variable Method (K-statistics);
    Sufficiency of Readings, Reliability Analysis for Bearing; Analysis of
    Spindle with linear elastic supports; Viscous Damping; Analytical
    Methodology.
  22. (A) Questions 490
    (B) Answers
    Glossary 526
    References 528
    Index 535
    X
    ALARP; APT; APT II; Autospot
    409-410
    AL, AML 431; An, 430
    Antistick-slip oil, 118, 468
    ATC 419
    Automatic inspection of in-process
    parts, 307-313
    Automatic operation of a horizontal
    drilling machine, 268
    Automatic controls, 278-281
    Automation in machine tools, 278
    Ball guides, 114, 117
    Ball recirculating power screws, 165
    Classification and types, 168-169
    Dynamic load, 193
    efficiency of, 170-172
    pre-loading methods, 173-174,
    187-190
    rigidity of, 183, 184
    standard sizes, 191
    strength calculations, 137-140
    Bearings in Machine Tools, 197
    Ball-load calculations, 201-203
    Methods of adjustment for back
    lash, 203, 205
    Selection of, 199-203
    Sleeve-adjustment, design
    calculations, 198
    Beds, Classification and types, 142-146
    Design considerations, 146
    Materials, 145, 149
    Methods of heat treatment, 146
    Natural frequency, 154
    Sections (typical), 150
    Braking, electrical, 260
    Self, 91
    Building block concept, 437
    Built-in inspection units, 307-313
    CAD-CAM, 406
    Centralised system of controls, 242
    Change gear drive, 66
    Character, 419
    Chatter in machine tools, 318
    Classification of NC, CNC, 386-388
    Closed loop, 388
    Clutch, Electromagnetic, 262
    ferromagnetic, 265
    Clutches, gear box with, 67
    CNC, 384
    CNC control, 399
    CNC machining centre, 412-415
    CNC slideways, 416
    Collet chucking — analysis, 477-480
    mechanism, 479
    Columns, design .for drilling machine,
    152
    design for milling machine, 150
    Compensation of errors in power
    Screws, 173-174
    Cone pully drive, 65
    Compliance — dynamic analysis, 447
    —joints, 474
    Composites, 456, 458
    Controls, electrical, 252-278
    hydraulic, 282-292
    Control of shifts in gear box, 241-251
    individual system, 241
    pre-selective system, 245-246
    selective system, 244
    simple system, 241-242
    mechanical, 240-251
    programme, 293-306536
    Coordinate setting in numerical control,
    298-304
    Copying machine
    Hydrocopying, 286
    Photoelectric copying, 297
    Critical velocity evaluation, 467
    duration of slip. stick period, 467
    Deviation diagram, 50
    Deformation, thermal, 99-100
    Disc, floppy, 419
    DNC, 406
    Drives, basic classification, 65
    Change gear 66
    Cone pully and line shaft, 66
    Design considerations, 66
    electrical, 252
    electromechanical, 44
    hydraulic, 282-285
    Stepless, 78-93
    variable speed, 66-68
    with epicyclic gear, 87
    with variators, 86-93
    Dynamic data system, 365-367
    Dynamic load Rating, Spindle 471
    power screws, 193
    of spindle supports, 471
    Efficiency, of belt drive, 24
    of driving motor, 27
    of gear train, 24
    of power screw with rolling friction,
    166,170-172
    of power screw with sliding friction,
    164
    Electrical automation, 268
    Electrical equipments in machine tools,
    252-281
    Electromagnetic clutch, 262
    Electromagnets, 261-262
    Electromechanical regulation, 44
    Encoders, 392
    End effectors, 375
    Errors in coordinate settings, 301
    Ordinary lead screw, 159-162
    pitch, 162-163
    INDEX
    recirculating ball screws, 165-172,
    182-194
    Errors, stick slip, 353
    Ex APT. 409-410
    Fabrication of plastic guides, 106
    Feedback-positional, velocity, 392
    Ferromagnetic powder clutch, 264-265
    Finite element analysis of elastic support
    with damping, 485
    rigidity, 461-63
    transformation matrix, 463, 464
    Floppy disk, 419
    FMS, 434-437
    Forced and damped vibration, 320-324
    Forced vibration, 315
    Forces, determination in Broaching,
    32-34
    drilling, 31
    grinding, 29
    milling, 26
    shaping, 34
    turning, 19-21
    Forces, hydrodynamic on guides,
    102-105
    hydrostatic on guides, 123-132
    Forces on single point cutting tool,
    19-36
    Frictional behaviour of guides and
    lubrication, 117, 211
    Gain, 420
    Gear box design, 66-77
    Gear design, bevel, 72
    spur, 69
    Graphical representation of speeds, 46
    Gratings, 391
    Grippers, 375
    GT, 435
    Guides, Aerostatic, 133
    ball, 120, 121
    boundary lubrication in, 212
    calculations in, 99, 102423, 125
    circular, 94, 99, 101, 146
    classification of, 94
    combination, 116
    fabrication of, 106INDEX 537
    frictional behaviour of, 117-119
    fundamental types of circular guides. ‘
    120
    hydrodynamic lubrication of, 102,
    107
    hydrostatic lubrication of, 123
    lubrication of, 216-217
    materials, 98, 122
    merits and demerits of plastic guides,
    98
    preloading of, 336
    pressure distribution in, 102, 125
    regime of working, 214
    roller guides, 114
    specifications, 114, 116
    straight flat, 94, 96
    temperature deformation, 99
    Language-Robot, 430-431
    Loop-Closed and open, 388
    Lubrication, boundary; 212
    classification of oils, 212, 216
    hydrodynamic, 102.107
    hydrostatic, 123
    of machine tools, 216-217
    quantity consumption of, :18
    specifications, 212, 216
    systems of, 210-218
    temperature, 99-100
    Lubrication pocket, linear recess, 470
    Machine tools, classification, 7
    developments, 2-7
    Machining,
    power consumption in, 23, 27, 29, 31
    vibrations, 228-231, 318-336
    Magnetic box, 381
    Magnetic tape, 420
    Magnetostrictive drive, 344
    Magnet, electro, 261-262
    Magnetic clutch, 262
    tape control, 295
    Material, for ball screws, 167
    for beds, 143 –
    for columns 154
    for tables, 154
    MCL, 432
    MCU, 384
    Mechanical, friction drives, 79-84
    regulation of speed, 40, 41, 45
    Methods of increasing range of
    regulation, 84
    of eliminating back lash, 173, 174
    of compensation of errors, 174
    of eliminating stick slip motion,
    331-336
    Micro-displacement, 344-356
    Micro-displacement — non-uniform, 466
    Positional displacement evaluation
    of error, 467-469
    Microprocessor, minicomputer control,
    376-77,419
    Minimization of stick slip sliding,
    331, 336
    Hardware, 419
    Hierarchial Configuration, 379
    Horizontal table, 146
    design calculation for strength, 146
    Hunting 420
    Hydrodynamic lubrication,
    102,107
    Introduction, 1
    Individual drive, 39
    Individual system of control, 241
    Inductosyn, 397
    In-process inspection of parts, 307
    IRL, 431
    Isolators, 317
    Journal bearings, Calculations, 197-199
    design consideration, 199
    methods of adjustment, 197
    preloading 203
    Kinematics of machine tools, 38
    classification, basic considerations,
    38, 39
    deviation diagram, 50
    ray diagram, 46-57
    structure diagram, 50538 INDEX
    Moire fringe pattern, 395
    Motor-Stepper, 373
    Motor tape relay, 270
    NC Machine, 383
    NC Retrofitting, 401
    NEAPT, 409-410
    Numerical control in machine tools,
    298-306
    Part programming, 409412
    Photoelectric tracing, 297
    Positional feedback, 392
    Power in machining 23, 27, 29, 31
    of driving motor, 23, 27, 29, 31
    Preloading of circular guides, 336
    Programme control, 293
    Probability in design, 357
    Quantity of, lubrication, 218
    oil flow in circular guides, 336
    oil flow in hydrodynamic lubrication
    wedge pockets, 108
    Range of speed, 42
    Regulation obtained in different
    machines, 45
    Regulation of speed electrical, 255
    electromechanical, 44
    mechanical, 40
    Relays in machine tools, 267, 270
    Reliability analysis
    collet chucking, 477
    bearings, 483
    failure rate of bearing, 483
    by variable method (K-statistics),
    479
    by load-strength Interaction, 483
    Relubrication of bearing, 482, 483
    Resolver transducer, 396-398
    Rigidity, concept, 218
    dynamic, 225
    static, 218-225
    Rigidity of recirculating ball screw
    assembly, 183-186, 222
    Robot, 368-382
    Robot-teach. 378
    Robot-Reliability, 373
    Screws, 159
    Self-tightening, 83
    Self-excited vibrations 318
    Sensor, 380, 428
    Servo system, 388-89, 420
    Shock absorbers, 317, 341-343
    Sigla, 432
    Signal, 420
    Specification of lubrication oil, 216, 212
    of motor, 29
    of power screw, 159
    Speeds, control, 240
    graphical representation, 46
    selection, 22, 25
    Variable, stepped, 65
    stepless, 78
    calculation, 42
    Spindle — bearing distance, overhang,
    473
    rigidity, dynamic characteristics,
    474
    Spindle units, accuracy, 475
    deformations, 473
    equivalent load, 472
    Spindle units, adjustment of bearings,
    195-197
    Stick slip vibration, 324-340, 350-356
    Surface topography and contact
    stiffness, 352
    types, 195
    typical units, 196
    Software, 419
    Stepper, 373
    Synchro position transducer, 396-398
    Synchro resolver position transducer,
    396-398
    Tables, design, 146
    Specifications, 150, 154
    Temperature, of lubrication oil, 99
    deformation of circular tables,
    99-100
    Thermal relay, 267
    Thermodynamic drive, 348INDEX 539
    Time for starting and stopping the
    motor, 253
    Time relays, 270
    Time series analysis, 365
    Tool, lifting arrangement, 272
    Transducer, 390
    Turcite B, 442-43
    Typical bed section, 144, 145
    Typical hydraulic circuits, 284, 285, 287
    Ultrasonic vibratory force, 334, 469
    Unified system approach, 360
    VAL, 431
    Variators, design considerations, 88
    types, 79-85
    Velocity, critical for guides, 123
    critical for stick slip accurance, 327
    Velocity Feedback, 392
    Vibration of machine tools, 314
    forced, 315
    forced and damped, 321
    isolation, 317, 341, 342, 343
    minimisation, 331
    self induced or chatter, 331
    stick slip, 324-340, 350-356
    Vision SyStem, 441
    Wearing of guides, 95, 120
    amount wear fate on conventional
    guides, 120
    consideration in designing,107-117

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