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Dynamic dam** of machining vibration: a review

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Machining is one of the important manufacturing processes used in industry. Dynamic interaction between the tool and the workpiece may lead to the occurrence of chatter vibrations, which are associated with problems of poor surface finish, reduced workpiece quality, and low productivity. In the past, researchers developed some important methods to investigate the dynamics of machining processes. Dynamic responses of cutting systems were firstly identified by means of sensors, followed by chatter stability analysis using stability lobe diagrams to determine the stable and unstable regions, and finally, chatters were suppressed by either active or passive dam** techniques. Previous reviews emphasized on identification of the chatter vibration with less focus on control. This paper mainly reviews the state of the art on the control of machining chatter vibrations, including dam** methods related to boring, turning, and milling processes.

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    Bashir Bala Muhammad, Min Wan, Jia Feng & Wei-Hong Zhang

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Muhammad, B.B., Wan, M., Feng, J. et al. Dynamic dam** of machining vibration: a review. Int J Adv Manuf Technol 89, 2935–2952 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00170-016-9862-z

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