Date of Award
2003
Degree Type
Thesis Project
Degree Name
Master of Engineering (MEng)
Department
Mechanical Engineering
First Advisor
S D Yu
Abstract
Vibration can cause problems when it occurs during machining, especially if it cannot be damped and continuous to increase, a phenomenon known as chatter. This thesis project focuses on reviewing the state-of-the-arts work in chatter research, identifying a reliable mechanistic dynamic cutting force model for orthogonal cutting operations when machining slender shafts, carrying out a series of experiments on uniform and stepped workpiece[s], and validating the theoretical predictions of chatter onset conditions against experimental results.
Recommended Citation
Shah, Vipul, "Experimental investigations of chatter and critical cutting conditions in turning" (2003). Theses and dissertations. Paper 195.
http://digitalcommons.ryerson.ca/dissertations/195