Sentence examples for clamping force-deformation from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, clamping force-deformation characteristics are plotted for implementing corrective clamping mechanism to control workpiece deformations.

It is found that the thermal deformation and elastic deformation caused by clamping force are in two opposite directions.

These deviations originate mainly from an inhomogeneous material removal and uneven residual stress state in the workpieces subsurface caused by deformations due to clamping forces during the soft-turning.

First, static structural analysis is performed to determine elastic deformation of GDLs under clamping forces.

Besides, a special chucking device is used to mount the mirror substrate on the spindle with a required large offset to the axis of rotation, which has been specially designed to minimize elastic deformation caused by centrifugal inertia and clamping force.

In addition to typical error sources, such as fixture geometric error and elastic deformation of the fixture and part due to clamping forces, the clamping sequence used can also influence part position and orientation.

Proceedings of the Second European Conference on Steel Structures, Praha, May 1999, p. 503 506) that stress strain curves, contact stiffnesses and frictional coefficients between element interfaces, and clamping forces developed in bolt shanks were important parameters for accurate prediction of the deformation characteristics of bolted connections.

In addition, analysis of experimental data demonstrated bead penetration, clamping force and material flow stress as the dominant factors on drawbead restraint force and blank thinning deformation for both materials.

Natural frequencies of the tested implants were recorded under various clamping forces and clamping levels.

Clamping force significantly affects the failure mechanisms of bolted joints.

IDRA-type semi-automatic machines with clamping force of 700 tons made in 2007 (M1), Buhler machine with clamping forces of 660 made in the 1970s (M2).