Publication detail

Issue of Rigidity of the Ball Screw Nut Exposed to Bending Stress during Bending Stress of the Ball Screw

NOVOTNÝ, L. MAREK, J. MAREK, T.

English title

Issue of Rigidity of the Ball Screw Nut Exposed to Bending Stress during Bending Stress of the Ball Screw

Type

Peer-reviewed article not indexed in WoS or Scopus

Language

en

Original abstract

Ball screws and nuts represent the inseparable part of machinetool building. The thread lead accuracy ranges in hundredths of millimetres per 1 m. In addition to the undesirable phenomena caused by heat (dilatability) and, e. g., torsional and transverse oscillations, the bending stress of the ball screw is considerably undesirable too. This stress and at the same time behaviour are transferred to the bending stress of the ball screw nut. This has a very harmful influence on setting of the ball screws, when the machine tool is assembled. Using the analysis by means of the FEM method, the paper conducts a survey of deformation issue of the arrangement "machine – ball screw – ball screw nut" during the assembly stage as well as a survey of compensation possibilities and other technical measures determined to limit the undesirable deformations and stress of the ball screw originating already in the manufacturing stage of the machine tool.

Keywords in English

Ball Screw, Bending Loading, FEM Calculations, Geometric Precision, Laser, Machine Tool, Machine Tool Axis, Nut

Released

2016-01-11

Publisher

Trans Tech Publications

Location

Switzerland

ISSN

1662-7482

Journal

Applied Mechanics and Materials

Volume

2016

Number

821

Pages from–to

372–377

Pages count

6

BIBTEX


@article{BUT120960,
  author="Lubomír {Novotný} and Jiří {Marek} and Tomáš {Marek}",
  title="Issue of Rigidity of the Ball Screw Nut Exposed to Bending Stress during Bending Stress of the Ball Screw",
  journal="Applied Mechanics and Materials",
  year="2016",
  volume="2016",
  number="821",
  pages="372--377",
  doi="10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.821.372",
  issn="1662-7482"
}