A real time machining error compensation method based on dynamic features for cutting force induced elastic deformation in flank milling

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DOIResolve DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/10910344.2017.1402933
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  1. National Research Council of Canada. Construction
FormatText, Article
Journal titleMachining Science and Technology
ISSN1091-0344
1532-2483
Abstract
During the machining process, cutting forces cause deformation of thin-walled parts and cutting tools because of their low rigidity. Such deformation can lead to undercut and may result in defective parts. Since there are various unexpected factors that affect cutting forces during the machining process, the error compensation of cutting force induced deformation is deemed to be a very difficult issue. In order to address this challenge, this article proposes a novel real time deformation error compensation method based on dynamic features. A dynamic feature model is established for the evaluation of feature rigidity as well as the association between geometric information and real time cutting force information. Then the deformations are calculated based on the dynamic feature model. Eventually, the machining error compensation for elastic deformation is realized based on Function Blocks. A thin-walled feature is used as an example to validate the proposed approach. Machining experiment results show that the errors of calculated deformation with the monitored deformation is less than 10%, and the thickness errors were between −0.05 mm and +0.06 mm, which can well satisfy the accuracy requirement of structural parts by NC (Numerical Control) machining.
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PublisherTaylor & Francis
LanguageEnglish
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NPARC number23002815
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