Xin Sheng , Chen Gao , Lvzhou Li , Xi Lu , Jianrun Zhang , Yadong Xu , Jianning Ding
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Abstract
For a specific component or system of machine tools, the acknowledgement of temperature rise characteristics is the foundation for subsequent thermal error compensations. However, the exact calculation of boundary conditions is always a problem to be solved for thermal analysis. The rotary-linear composite motion of the ball screw in a Z-direction feed system decides its special convective heat transfer coefficient (CHTC) without referred calculation principles. In this study, analytical solutions to surplus temperature of the ball screw subjected to a reciprocating motion nut heat source are worked out, which leads to a several hundredfold increase in computing efficiency compared with traditional finite element method. Based on influence rules revealed by the nondimensionalized analysis, the numerical fitting result of comprehensive CHTC helps determine the proportionality coefficient valued 5 of natural CHTC and respective weight of each part. When verifying the reliability of revised comprehensive CHTC in designed experiment, the calculation temperature rise curve appears a great consistency with the test values after 2500 s due to the stable tendency of moving nut heat source. The findings could improve the accuracy and efficiency of CHTC calculation and thermal analysis, which exhibits a great potential in the further real-time thermal error compensation process.
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