Control of the Thermal Deformation of a Machine Tool

Sata, Toshio; Takeuchi, Yoshimi; Okubo, Nobuyuki

doi:10.1007/978-1-349-81544-9_30

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“…Les axes de la MO sont alors commandés de manière à réduire l'erreur entre la position désirée et la position mesurée. Dans cette situation, la connaissance de la relation entre les déplacements des axes et la position et [22][23][24][25][26]. Devant les difficultés de l'élaboration des modèles théoriques pour décrire ces effets sur la géométrie de la machine, la plupart de ces procédures sont basées sur des modèles empiriques [16,27].…”

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Développement d'un système de mesure en temps réel des erreurs dans les machines-outils à axes multiples pour une compensatioin active /

Barka¹

2005

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“…(2) The temperature distribution of the whole structure is kept constant by using electric heaters, which do not reduce the thermal deformation, but keep it constant (Sata et al, 1975).…”

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Machining and Machine Tool Thermal Deformation

Yang

Mochizuki²,

Nishiwaki³

1994

Transport Phenomena in Manufacturing and Materials Processing

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“…These strategies also fall into two classes-error avoidance and error compensation. Error avoidance strategies attempt to minimize errors through better machine design, construction, and environmental control techniques (Hocken 1980, Sata et at. 1973, Slocum 1992, Wiele et at.…”

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A methodology for machine tools error correction using reference parts

Mou

Liu

1995

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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In this paper, a methodology is presented for machine tool error correction which uses reference parts as metrological standards. These reference parts have the same geometric shape and weight as. real workpieces. Consequently, the proposed methodology minimizes the uncertainty which arises from geometric interpolation, but still yields satisfactory results for multi-axis machine error characterization. A generalized error model is derived 10 describe the relative error motion between the 1001 and the workpiece. Iterative search algorithms arc presented which increase the effectiveness of the error charactcrization process. Three case studies are described which demonstrate the application of the methodology for foul' sample reference parts on three different machines. The results from these studies show that the error correction method can be used to characterize the positioning errors with estimation accuracy approaching the resolution of the machines.

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Control of the Thermal Deformation of a Machine Tool

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Machining and Machine Tool Thermal Deformation

A methodology for machine tools error correction using reference parts

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