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Electric 30,000 RPM Shave Spindle for C Frame Riveter and High Performance Compact Aerospace Drill Electroimpact, Incorporated

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Book
Conference/Event
Author/Creator:
Barry, John P., author.
Conference Name:
Automated Fastening Conference & Exposition (2000-09-19 : New Orleans, Louisiana, United States)
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource cm
Place of Publication:
Warrendale, PA SAE International 2000
Summary:
Two spindles are discussed in this paper. The first spindle was installed on nine C-frame riveters on the 737/757 wing line at the Boeing Renton facility. Due to discontinuing the use of Freon coolant and cutting fluid, the C-frame riveters had difficulty shaving 2034 ice box rivets with the existing 6000 RPM hydraulic spindles. The solution was to install electric 30,000 RPM shave spindles inside the existing 76.2 mm (3 in.) diameter hydraulic cylinder envelope. The new spindle is capable of 4 Nm (35 inches lbs.) of torque at full speed and 110 kgf (250 lbs.) of thrust. Another design of interest is the Electroimpact Model 09 spindle which is used for 20,000 RPM drilling and shaving on wing riveting systems. The Model 09 spindle is a complete servo-servo drilling system all mounted on a common baseplate. The entire spindle and feed assembly is only 6.5 wide. All of the utilities connect in through the back plate including hydraulics for the drawbar, cooling water, linear scale, servo and spindle power
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Publisher Number:
2000-01-3017
Access Restriction:
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