Method for measuring location errors using a touch trigger probe on four-axis machine tools

Jeong, Jiwon; Khim, Gyungho; Oh, Jeong Seok; Chung, Sung-Chong

doi:10.1007/s00170-018-2506-8

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“…6,7 The measurement method of trigger probe is also used to obtain the position information of X -, Y -, and Z -axis of machine tool. 8 The advantage of direct measurement is to obtain the actual error of the machine tool simply and quickly. Some scholars established geometric error models based on parameter terms measured directly.…”

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The modeling method of machine tool geometry error based on Bryan principle

Liu

Yang²

2023

Advances in Mechanical Engineering

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The error caused by measurement itself directly affects the accuracy of models. The error caused by the failure to follow the Bryan principle in the process of measuring the volumetric error of the machine tool makes the geometric accuracy of the machine tool after compensation less than the ideal effect. In this paper, it is proposed that the measurement error will be caused by the non coincidence of the measurement point and the tool position point in the measurement of linear axis error. According to Bryan principle, the relationship between the center point of the reflective mirror of the laser interferometer and the tool position point is analyzed. The straightness error produced in the measurement process is introduced into the volumetric error of the machine tool, and the geometric model containing the measurement error is established to improve the modeling accuracy of the machine tool. To prove the effectiveness of compensating measurement errors, an experiment has been conducted on a three-axis vertical machining center. The experimental results show that the geometric accuracy of the machine tool is improved by 23% after the measurement error is compensated.

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The modeling method of machine tool geometry error based on Bryan principle

Liu

Yang²

2023

Advances in Mechanical Engineering

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“…The research method uses 2 standard calibration spheres and a touch-trigger probe to measure and uses the height difference of the two spheres to obtain additional information to calculate the errors [25]. However, since the height of the calibration sphere in the calculation formula is an important piece of information, when the height measurement is inaccurate, it will greatly affect the measurement values of the PIGEs.…”

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Synchronous measurement and verification of position-independent geometric errors and position-dependent geometric errors in C-axis on mill-turn machine tools

Chen

Lee²,

Liu³

2022

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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“…Therefore, based on certain hardware conditions, there is an urgent need for research on high-precision system error calibration and compensation to improve the measurement accuracy of these systems. Most research on the error modeling and compensation of MDOF systems focuses on CNC machine tools currently [ 24 ]. Based on the multibody kinematics theory, Zhang Y. et al deduced a set of transformation formulas for cradle-type five-axis CNC machine tools, but their study only covers theoretical models without actual experiments or error compensation research [ 25 ].…”

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Overall Profile Measurements of Tiny Parts with Complicated Features with the Cradle-Type Five-Axis System

Liu

Zhu

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Sensors

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There are generally complex features with large curvature or narrow space on surfaces of complicated tiny parts, which makes high-precision measurements of their three-dimensional (3D) overall profiles a long-lasting industrial problem. This paper proposes a feasible measurement solution to this problem, by designing a cradle-type point-scanning five-axis measurement system. All the key technology of this system is also studied from the system construction to the actual measurement process, and the measurement accuracy is improved through error calibration and compensation. Finally, the feasibility is proved by engineering realization. The measurement capability of the system is verified by measuring workpieces such as cross cylinders and microtriangular pyramids.

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Method for measuring location errors using a touch trigger probe on four-axis machine tools

Cited by 19 publications

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The modeling method of machine tool geometry error based on Bryan principle

The modeling method of machine tool geometry error based on Bryan principle

Synchronous measurement and verification of position-independent geometric errors and position-dependent geometric errors in C-axis on mill-turn machine tools

Overall Profile Measurements of Tiny Parts with Complicated Features with the Cradle-Type Five-Axis System

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