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IV
52
+0.63)∗ √ (
(0.27∗
=
0.5∗(0.67∗(1.9∗
=
surface-turned at the front end of the shaft.
= 75, since the center of gravity is located
centrally on the longitudinal axis of the work-
piece.
= 17 , corresponds to the total clamping
length less the front-end length of the clamping
head.
=
=
2
dinal turning operation
=
133
+0.63)∗√ ( 1226∗133+33∗75 )
(0.27∗
60
0.5∗ ( 0.67∗ ( 1.9∗17−4.5 ) +0.16∗60 )
207838
=
14.11
= ∗
∗ (
from Table 11: = 2.2,
= 2,2 ∗ 0,027 ∗ (
= 417
= 1.6 ∗ 1.3 ∗ ( 1.6 ∗ ( 14703 + 14727 ) + 417 )
= 1.6 ∗ 1.3 ∗ (1.6 ∗ (
= 98810 = 99
Since the size 65 clamping head chuck can exert a maximum
radial clamping force of
ciple 1.
In this example, Principle 2 does not apply because work is
performed without a tailstock in this case.
Principle 3 would also be satisfied, because the calculated
cutting force of
= 1226 is well below the limit of
5000.
On the other hand, Principles 4 and 5 are immaterial in this
example because both principles only need to be considered
in relation to radial drilling operations.
Result of the sample calculation
All limits have been checked.
The axial actuation force is proportional to the radial clamp-
ing force and interpolation can therefore be used to deter-
mine this on the basis of the values for
as indicated on the clamping head chuck, or you can consult
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2
+ (
∗
+
∗
)
−4.5)+
∗
= 133, since the shaft should be
57
= 28.5 , because of a longitu-
2
= 14727
2
∗
)
30
= 0.027
2
−1
∗800
)
30
) +
+
= 105, this satisfies Prin-
2
∗ )
)
2
2
+ ( 1226∗28.5 )
)
=
and
,