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Study on Machining Parameters of the Gear Hobbing
張全凱 , Masters Advisor:蔡忠杓;徐瑞宏
繁體中文
DOI:
10.6341/fcu.M0402714
滾齒機 ; 人機介面 ; 進給速率 ; 主軸馬達電流值 ; 齒面精度 ; 田口試驗法 ; 控制因子 ; hobbing machine ; human machine interface ; feed rate ; current value of Spindle motor ; hobbing accuracy ; Taguchi Method ; control factor


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連結: - [6] Antoniadis, A., Vidakis, N., and Bilalis, N., Failure Mechanism of Carbide Tool Used in Gear Hobbing. Part I: FEM Modeling of Fly Hobbing and Computational Interpretation of Experimental Results, ASME J. Manufac. Sci Eng., 124(4) (2002) 784–791.
連結: - [7] Antoniadis, A., Vidakis, N., and Bilalis, N., Failure Mechanism of Carbide Tool Used in Gear Hobbing. Part II: The Effect of Cutting Parameters on Level of Tool Stresses – a Quantitive Parametric Analysis, ASME J. Manufac. Sci Eng., 124(4) (2000) 792–798.
連結: - [8] Antoniadis, A., Vidakis, N., and Bilalis, N., A Simulation Model of Gear Skiving, J. Mater. Proc. Technol., 146(4) (2004) 213–220.
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