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Ci Song^1,2,3, Wanli Zhang^4,5,6, Feng Shi^1,2,3

¹College of Intelligent Science and Technology, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha, 410073, China.

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This study introduces conformal smoothing theory to optimize processing parameters for correcting middle spatial frequency errors in circular plain bearings (CPPs). The method effectively reduced errors while maintaining surface roughness.

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Area of Science:

Optics
Materials Science
Manufacturing Engineering

Background:

Circular plain bearings (CPPs) often suffer from middle spatial frequency errors, impacting performance.
Existing methods for error correction may affect surface roughness.
A novel conformal smoothing theory is proposed to address these limitations.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and evaluate a conformal smoothing theory for CPPs.
To optimize processing parameters using a pressure distribution model.
To demonstrate the effectiveness of parametric conformal smoothing in controlling spatial frequency errors.

Main Methods:

Development of a conformal smoothing theory.
Optimization of processing parameters based on a pressure distribution model.
Application of parametric conformal smoothing to a 340 × 340 mm CPP sample.

Main Results:

Middle spatial frequency error was significantly corrected (energy reduced 32.2 times, from 57.68 nm²·mm to 1.79 nm²·mm).
Total polishing time was 750 minutes.
Surface roughness root mean square (RMS) was maintained (from 265.4 nm to 265.2 nm).

Conclusions:

Parametric conformal smoothing is an effective technique for controlling middle spatial frequency errors in CPPs.
The proposed theory provides a robust framework for smoothing capability evaluation.
The method achieves significant error reduction without compromising surface roughness.