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Principles and Techniques for Designing Precision Machines

Layton Carter Hale

Диссертации и авторефераты · 1999

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This thesis is written to advance the readers knowledge of precision-engineering principles and their application to designing machines that achieve both sufficient precision and minimum cost. It provides the concepts and tools necessary for the engineer to create new precision machine designs. Four case studies demonstrate the principles and showcase approaches and solutions to specific problems that generally have wider applications. These come from projects at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in which the author participated: the Large Optics Diamond Turning Machine, Accuracy Enhancement of High- Productivity Machine Tools, the National Ignition Facility, and Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography.

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«This thesis is written to advance the readers knowledge of precision-engineering principles and their application to designing machines that achieve both sufficient precision and minimum cost.»

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