Reliability-Based Sensitivity Analysis for Machining Precision by Saddle-Point Approximation

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Based on the saddle-point approximation theory, the reliability sensitivity formula is derived systematically. Then, combining the reliability theory with the sensitivity analysis method, the reliability-based sensitivity of machining precision for ball-end milling cutter is analyzed. Based on the premise that the probability distribution of random parameters is known, firstly, the saddle-point approximation theory is employed to solve the reliability of machining precision for ball-end milling cutter and, as a result, the saddle-point approximation method is proved accurate with higher speed in comparison with the Monte-Carlo method. Secondly, the reliability-based sensitivity is calculated. Finally, the effect of changes in machining parameters on the reliability of machining precision is analyzed.

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