Modelling Characteristics Turning Processing for Want of Management by an Elastic Deformed Condition

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For an accepted physical model with allowance of cutting “on a trace” phenomena, the initial mathematical model for want of processing non-rigid shafts is considered. In this model the improper rigidities of an elastic system are taken into account. In particular, pliability of a technological system on coordinate X in relation to cutting forces component on Y coordinate. Considered the individual models of dynamic system of turning machines for want of small rigidity shafts processing with management on the channel of additional managing force effects, which with a sufficient degree of an exactitude can be used in engineering accounts.

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