The Use of Passive Damping Techniques in CNC Machine Tools Effectively Improves the Roughness Factor in Boring Machining Operations

Abstract

Hole machining operations in industry are exposed to vibration due to the high overhang of the tool. This article describes the use of passive dampers to improve performance in boring operations. Experiments have been conducted on improving this poor performance of the current boring model on the market and developing a reliable CNC lathe machine by using the standard practice for boring work (for example, the use of traditional machining is not good). The results obtained are satisfactory and show that passive dampers can be used to reduce the effects of vibrations and ultimately improve the surface quality.