研究生: |
澎國 元 Nguyen-Quoc Banh |
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論文名稱: |
創新式內建荷重計之微型球擠光工具之研製 Development of an Innovative Micro Ball-Burnishing Tool Embedded with a Load Cell |
指導教授: |
修芳仲
Fang-Jung Shiou |
口試委員: |
鄧昭瑞
Geo-Ry Tang 許巍耀 Wei-Yao Hsu |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
工程學院 - 機械工程系 Department of Mechanical Engineering |
論文出版年: | 2012 |
畢業學年度: | 100 |
語文別: | 英文 |
論文頁數: | 56 |
中文關鍵詞: | Micro ball-burnishing 、Taguchi orthogonal array 、ANOVA 、full factorial experiment |
外文關鍵詞: | Micro ball-burnishing, Taguchi orthogonal array, ANOVA, full factorial experiment |
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A new load cell embedded micro ball-burnishing tool, clamping a ball with the diameter of 0.5mm, has been designed and manufactured. By utilizing the Taguchi's orthogonal array, analysis of variance (ANOVA), and F-ratio analysis and full factorial experiment the optimal condition for ball-burnishing process of specific material can be determined. The Oxygen Copper Free (OFC) specimens were used as the tested sample for the tool. The four control factors of ball-burnishing process studied in this research were: ball material, burnishing force, step over, and burnishing speed. Among them, burnishing force and step over have significant effects on the surface roughness of the specimen. The optimal ball-burnishing condition is the combination of Silicon Nitride material ball, burnishing force of 2N, step over of 6μm, and the burnishing speed of 400mm/min. The burnished surface of OFC material can be improved around 77.5% from Ra 1.2μm to Ra 0.2μm. The optimal burnishing condition for plane surface then applied on the cylindrical convex – plano lens model. The surface roughness of Ra 0.32μm from the ground surface of Ra 1.43μm was obtainable.
Keyword: Micro ball-burnishing process, Taguchi's method, ANOVA, full factorial experiment
A new load cell embedded micro ball-burnishing tool, clamping a ball with the diameter of 0.5mm, has been designed and manufactured. By utilizing the Taguchi's orthogonal array, analysis of variance (ANOVA), and F-ratio analysis and full factorial experiment the optimal condition for ball-burnishing process of specific material can be determined. The Oxygen Copper Free (OFC) specimens were used as the tested sample for the tool. The four control factors of ball-burnishing process studied in this research were: ball material, burnishing force, step over, and burnishing speed. Among them, burnishing force and step over have significant effects on the surface roughness of the specimen. The optimal ball-burnishing condition is the combination of Silicon Nitride material ball, burnishing force of 2N, step over of 6μm, and the burnishing speed of 400mm/min. The burnished surface of OFC material can be improved around 77.5% from Ra 1.2μm to Ra 0.2μm. The optimal burnishing condition for plane surface then applied on the cylindrical convex – plano lens model. The surface roughness of Ra 0.32μm from the ground surface of Ra 1.43μm was obtainable.
Keyword: Micro ball-burnishing process, Taguchi's method, ANOVA, full factorial experiment
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