Modelling and understanding of chatter
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2006-03-16T15:25:45Z
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Recent analysis in chatter modelling of BTA deephole drilling consisted in phenomenological modelisation of relationships between the ob
served time series and appearance of chatter during the process. Using the newly developed MEWMA control chart [4, 5], it has even been possible to predict the occurence of chatter about 30 to 50 mm in advance (i.e. up to
one minute before the chatter starts).
Unfortunately, no relationships between the machine and model parameters have been detected. Therefore, in this paper a physical model of the
boring bar is taken into account. Simulation studies of the regenerative process are performed. These simulated time series show the same characteristics as the data recorded during the drilling process and thus support the validity of our model. By running such simulations, we intend to find strategies for
chatter prevention in future work.
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Boring bar, Chatter modelling, Deep-hoole drilling, Model, Regenerative process, Simulation