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A static-dynamic co-optimization framework for stiffness-inertia decoupling in precision machine tool structures
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Abstract
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• High-fidelity finite element modeling is used to evaluate stiffness, stress, and modal characteristics. • Geometry-based optimization achieves 28% material reduction with improved structural stiffness. • Maximum static deformation is reduced by 12.5%, indicating enhanced load-bearing performance. • Natural frequencies increase by up to 19%, improving vibration resistance and dynamic stability. • Experimental modal testing confirms strong agreement with numerical predictions.
Keywords:
finite element modeling
geometry-based optimization
stiffness-inertia decoupling
modal analysis
precision machine tools