Influence of Cooling and Lubrication Parameters on Robot Bone Grinding Temperature and Prediction Modeling

Journal Title: Power Engineering and Engineering Thermophysics - Year 2023, Vol 2, Issue 1

Abstract

In the process of robot bone grinding, a large amount of heat is generated, which will cause mechanical and thermal damage to bone tissues and nerves. It is necessary to study the influence of cooling and lubrication parameters on the robot bone grinding temperature and establish the prediction models among them. The FE model of single abrasive bone grinding was established to explore the influence of cooling and lubrication parameters on the bone grinding temperature. Response surface design of experiment was carried out to obtain the simulation results, and Design-Expert was used to establish a multiple regression prediction models of grinding temperature under the condition of different cooling and lubrication. Through the variance and response surface comparative analysis of the prediction model, the influence rules of the bone grinding parameters and the cooling and lubrication parameters on the bone grinding temperature was obtained. A robot bone grinding experiment was performed to prove the accuracy of FE simulation and prediction model. The research results show that the relationship between grinding temperature and cooling lubrication parameters obtained by FE simulation, RSM prediction and experiment verification is consistent, and the simulation model and prediction model of cooling and lubrication parameters are proven to be correct and effective. The influence rules and prediction effects obtained in this study will provide a reasonable scheme for doctors to implement robot bone grinding with high efficiency and low damage, and establish the theoretical basis for the effective control of robot bone grinding force thermal damage.

Authors and Affiliations

Heqiang Tian, Bin Tian, Debao Meng, Qian Xu, Xiaoqing Dang

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  • EP ID EP732015
  • DOI https://doi.org/10.56578/peet020103
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Heqiang Tian, Bin Tian, Debao Meng, Qian Xu, Xiaoqing Dang (2023). Influence of Cooling and Lubrication Parameters on Robot Bone Grinding Temperature and Prediction Modeling. Power Engineering and Engineering Thermophysics, 2(1), -. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-732015