2022
DOI: 10.1007/s40430-022-03812-4
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Development of a thermal error compensation system for a CNC machine using a radial basis function neural network

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“…After compensation, in the scenario of spindle speed variation, the spindle's axial thermal error exhibited a fluctuation range of −19.8 µm to 11.5 µm and of −11.9 µm to 7.7 µm in the scenario of spindle intermittent constant speed, which greatly reduced the error fluctuation range and improved the accuracy stability. de Farias et al [18] proposed an error compensation system grounded in the foundation of the radial basis function and carried out experiments on three-axis CNC machine equipment. In accordance with the obtained results, the thermal maximum error was reduced by 77.8% in a higher-temperature operating environment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After compensation, in the scenario of spindle speed variation, the spindle's axial thermal error exhibited a fluctuation range of −19.8 µm to 11.5 µm and of −11.9 µm to 7.7 µm in the scenario of spindle intermittent constant speed, which greatly reduced the error fluctuation range and improved the accuracy stability. de Farias et al [18] proposed an error compensation system grounded in the foundation of the radial basis function and carried out experiments on three-axis CNC machine equipment. In accordance with the obtained results, the thermal maximum error was reduced by 77.8% in a higher-temperature operating environment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, traditional methods mostly only predict short-term and medium-term aging, and when there are significant changes in the external environment, there will generally be significant deviations. Compared with traditional models, neural networks have better real-time prediction and persistence, and higher fault tolerance, which are more suitable for processing nonlinear system temperature prediction [24][25]. Therefore, the research is based on BPNN algorithm to predict the temperature information of CNC.…”
Section: Adaptive Tecmmentioning
confidence: 99%