Phénomènes dynamiques en usinage : Prédiction de l’état géométrique des surfaces usinées
Communication sans acte
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COFFIGNAL, GérardDUCHEMIN, JérômeILLOUL, LounèsGENGEMBRE, Christophe 
LORONG, Philippe GUSKOV, MikhailRésumé
Présentation concernant la modélisation des phénomènes dynamiques en usinage. Cette modélisation a pour particularité de permettre la prédiction de la géométrie des surfaces usinées (défauts de forme, d'ondulation) que la pièce soit considérée comme rigide ou flexible.
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