Deflection of Spindle Axis due to Compliance of Spindle Supports
Let δE and δG present the displacement of the rear and front support respectively. Owing to compliance support, the spindle deflects are displayed in figure. From similarity of triangles OHH' and OGG'.
Equation
d2 / m + x = δG / x
∴ d2 = (1 + (m / x)) δG
Figure: Deflection of the Spindle due to Compliance of Support
From similarity of triangles OEE' and OGG', we acquire
δG / x = δE / (a - x)
x = aδG / (δE + δG)
On substituting these values of x in Equation, d2 changes to,
Equation
d2 = (1+ (m/a)) δG + δE (m /a)
Therefore it is clear from above equation that displacement δG of the front bearing has greater affect on deflection d2 of spindle nose than displacement δE of the rear bearing.
Displacement δE = RE /SE
And δG = RG / SG
In which RE and RG are the support reactions at E and G correspondingly.
SE and SG are stiffness at E and G respectively.
At equilibrium,
∑M E = 0
∴ RG a - F2 k + M r - F1 (m + a) = 0
∴ R G = F2 k - M r + F1 (m + a) / a
Similarly ∑ M G = 0
∴ RE a - F2 b - M r + F1 m = 0
∴ RE = (F2 b + M r - F1 m) /a
Equation
Therefore total deflection d (displayed in below diagram) is obtained as
d = d1 + d2
Figure: Total Deflection of Spindle Axis