Assessment of cutting machine energy consumption on the example of the VF-7/50 vertical milling center *
Ocena energochłonności obrabiarki skrawającej na przykładzie pionowego centrum frezarskiego VF-7/50
Author: Wojciech Borkowski, Paweł Piórkowski, Wacław Skoczyński, Marek Piórkowski, Andrzej Roszkowski
Mechanik nr 10/2019 - Obrabiarki
ABSTRACT: The assessment of the energy intensity of the VF-7/50 vertical milling center is presented. A study was carried out to collect data on the machine’s demand for electricity. A dependence was developed on the basis of which the energy intensity of the machine tool can be determined in the milling process. The results were verified experimentally.
KEYWORDS: energy consumption of the milling machine, milling, machine tools
STRESZCZENIE: Przedstawiono ocenę energochłonności pionowego centrum frezarskiego VF-7/50. Wykonano badania w celu zebrania danych na temat zapotrzebowania obrabiarki na energię elektryczną. Opracowano zależność, na podstawie której można określić energochłonność obrabiarki w procesie frezowania. Wyniki zweryfikowano eksperymentalnie.
SŁOWA KLUCZOWE: energochłonność frezarki, frezowanie, obrabiarki skrawające
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.17814/mechanik.2019.10.79
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