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A possibility of application of Plucker's conoid for mathematical modeling of contact of two smooth regular surfaces in the first order of tangency

Journal

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER MODELLING
Volume 42, Issue 9-10, Pages 999-1022

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PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.mcm.2005.01.033

Keywords

smooth surface; Plucker's conoid; Plucker's indicatrix; Dupin's indicatrix; indicatrix of conformity

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The purpose of the paper is to investigate a possibility of application of Plucker's conoid in engineering geometry of surfaces. The research reveals that Plucker's conoid itself is a complex 3D characteristic image. On the premises of Plucker's conoid, the 2D characteristic curves of novel kind are introduced. We refer to these characteristic curves as to the An(R)(P)-indicatrix and An(k)(P)-indicatrix of the surface P. The characteristic curves AnR(P) and Ank(P) in many cases are similar to the corresponding Dupin's indicatrices Dup(R)(P) and Dup(k)(P). For two interacting surfaces the developed approach yields introducing of the Plucker's relative indicatrices Pl(R)(P/T) and Pl(k)(P/T). Finally, the 3D characteristic curves Pl(R)(PIT) and Plk(PIT) reduced to the planar characteristic curves An(R)(P/T) and An(k)(P/T), i.e., to the so-called An(R)(P/T)- and An(k)(P/T)-relative indicatrices. The characteristic curves AnR(P/T) and Ank(P/T) could be employed, (a) for analytical description of local topology of composite surfaces along the linkage curve; (b) for developing of the optimal tool-paths for sculptured surface machining on multiaxis NC machine, as well as for analytical description of conditions of proper sculptured surface machining; (c) for improving accuracy of solution to the problem of contact of two elastic bodies, etc. These characteristic curves reported in the paper in many cases are similar to the indicatrices of conformity Cnf(R)(P/T) and Cnf(k)(P/T) of two smooth regular surfaces earlier developed by the author. The obtained results perfectly correlate with the results obtained by other researchers, as well as with the results earlier developed by the author. (c) 2005 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

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