Design and Manufacture of a Flexible Adaptive Fixture for Precision Grinding of Thin-Walled Bearing Rings

Addressing the issues of easy deformation and difficult-to-control machining accuracy of thin-walled bearing rings during precision grinding due to clamping forces, existing research mainly employs methods such as elastic clamping, hydraulic control, pneumatic control, and vacuum adsorption to tackle the clamping problem. However, these methods still suffer from problems such as uneven clamping force, insufficient adaptability, and limited machining accuracy. In this paper, a novel fixture suitable for precision grinding of thin-walled bearing rings is designed. By analyzing the working principle of the fixture and considering the processing characteristics of thin-walled bearing rings, the fixture structure is designed and optimized to enhance its clamping stability and machining accuracy. Modal analysis and stress-displacement analysis are conducted to verify the stability and performance of the new fixture during the machining process. The research results show that the fixture can effectively reduce the deformation of thin-walled bearing rings, improve machining quality and efficiency, and provide a feasible solution for high-precision grinding of thin-walled bearing rings.

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Journal of Manufacturing and Materials Processing
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2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.3390/jmmp9050139
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Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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Design and Manufacture of a Flexible Adaptive Fixture for Precision Grinding of Thin-Walled Bearing Rings

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Abstract

Addressing the issues of easy deformation and difficult-to-control machining accuracy of thin-walled bearing rings during precision grinding due to clamping forces, existing research mainly employs methods such as elastic clamping, hydraulic control, pneumatic control, and vacuum adsorption to tackle the clamping problem. However, these methods still suffer from problems such as uneven clamping force, insufficient adaptability, and limited machining accuracy. In this paper, a novel fixture suitable for precision grinding of thin-walled bearing rings is designed. By analyzing the working principle of the fixture and considering the processing characteristics of thin-walled bearing rings, the fixture structure is designed and optimized to enhance its clamping stability and machining accuracy. Modal analysis and stress-displacement analysis are conducted to verify the stability and performance of the new fixture during the machining process. The research results show that the fixture can effectively reduce the deformation of thin-walled bearing rings, improve machining quality and efficiency, and provide a feasible solution for high-precision grinding of thin-walled bearing rings.

Journal of Manufacturing and Materials ProcessingVol. 9(5)
Xi'an Jiaotong University (CN), KU Leuven (BE)
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