Sentence examples for spindle acceleration from inspiring English sources

Spindle acceleration appears frequently while machine tools are working.

However, there is still a lack of understanding of the energy consumption of spindle acceleration.

The approaches for reducing the spindle acceleration energy consumption were developed.

Therefore, this research aims to model the spindle acceleration energy consumption of computer numerical control (CNC) lathes, and to investigate potential approaches to reduce this part of consumption.

On the machine level, the approaches include avoiding unnecessary stopping and restarting of the spindle, shortening the acceleration time, lightweight design, proper use and maintenance of the spindle.

In this study, effect of drilling parameters such as spindle speed, helix angle and feed rate on surface roughness, flank wear and acceleration of drill vibration velocity was investigated using Response Surface Methodology.

RASSF1A's inhibition of APC Cdc20 activity during mitosis was subsequently shown to be regulated by RASSF1A-binding protein 1 (RBpreviouslyusly termed C19ORF5), as RNAi-mediated depletion of RBP1 prevented both the localization of RASSF1A to the spindle poles and it's binding to Cdc20, resulting in premature destruction of mitotic cyclins and acceleration of mitotic progression [145].

The report brings the descriptions of the time course of acceleration and dominant frequency of vibration signal in dependence on the rotational frequency of the spindle which is an operating parameter of milling and on the depth of cut.

The equipment consisted of a rotating spindle that is able to maintain a fixed rotational speed (revolutions per min, rpm) and to undergo an acceleration cycle, starting at 4 rpm and accelerating at a constant rate to 40 rpm over a 1 min period.

However, in the mammalian nervous system proprioceptive sensors like muscle spindles encode a nonlinear combination of all components of limb state, with sensitivity to velocity dominating sensitivity to acceleration.

Lindsey A. Spindle Washington.