Modeling of process geometry in peripheral milling of curved surfaces

Wei, Zhaocheng; Wang, Minjie; Wang, Le

doi:10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2010.01.011

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“…Rao and Rao (2006b) showed that the magnitude of mean surface error is not constant along tool path while machining variable curvature surfaces but its variation along axial direction of the cut was not analyzed. A similar study has also been carried out recently to analyze variation of cutting force in machining of variable curvature geometries (Wei et al, 2010). It has been observed in past studies that the variation of surface error along axial direction remains unchanged along tool path in case of straight and circular geometries due to identical interactions between tool and workpiece.…”

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On cutter deflection surface errors in peripheral milling

Desai

Rao

2012

Journal of Materials Processing Technology

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On cutter deflection surface errors in peripheral milling

Desai

Rao

2012

Journal of Materials Processing Technology

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“…Scholars at home and abroad have optimized some cutting parameters by establishing surface  Guosheng Su sgs@qlu.edu.cn; suguosheng@sina.com 1 Qilu University of Technology (Shandong Academy of Sciences), School of Mechanical & Automotive Engineering, Jinan 250306, China 2 Shandong Institute of Mechanical Design and Research, Jinan 250031, China models for turning or milling. Rao and Rao.…”

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On the Milling Strategy in Machining Curved Surfaces Based on Minimum Stress Concentration by a 3-axis Machining Center

Zhang

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3-axis computer numerical control machining centers are used in machining due to their simple operation. When machining curved surfaces, the 3-axis CNC machining centers use interpolation lines segment to fit the curved surfaces. The quality of the machined surface is affected by the length of the interpolation line segment. Sharp corners are formed at the junction of straight segments. The appearance of sharp corners will lead to increased stress concentration. To study the relationship between surface quality and interpolation straight line in surface processing, this paper establishes the mathematical model of surface topography in 3-axis ball-end milling curved surfaces based on the acceleration and deceleration control. Based on the surface topography model, the surfaces stress concentration factor analysis is carried out in machining curved surfaces with variable curvatures with different lengths of interpolation lines. The results show that when the length of interpolation lines and the radius of curvature are kept constant, the stress concentration factor decreases with the increase of the central angle. When the length of the interpolation lines and the central angle are kept constant, the stress concentration factor decreases with the increase of the radius of curvature. When the radius of curvature and the central angle are kept constant, the stress concentration factor increases as the length of the interpolation lines increases. A method of selecting the length of interpolation lines based on the surface’s stress concentration is proposed. Through the optimization of the tool path, the quality of the machined surfaces can be improved.

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“…In processing by milling of spherical surfaces the technological system is affected by errors that finally lead to parts with deformed surfaces. Adjustment errors and errors generated by the displacement of the technological systems' component elements, are detected within the limits of the functional clearances [9,10].…”

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Mathematical Model Regarding the Processing Accuracy in Milling of Spherical Surfaces

Neagu

Ulmeanu

Tonoiu

2015

AMM

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The paper presents a mathematical model that allows the determination of sphericity deviation for milling of kinematic generated spherical surfaces, considering the influence of the adjustment errors of the technological system over the processing accuracy. The model highlights the importance of diminishing the adjustment errors and the clearances in the technological system. Also, the mathematical model allows the selection of a processing technological system according to the desired accuracy for the manufactured spherical parts.

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Modeling of process geometry in peripheral milling of curved surfaces

Cited by 23 publications

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On cutter deflection surface errors in peripheral milling

On cutter deflection surface errors in peripheral milling

On the Milling Strategy in Machining Curved Surfaces Based on Minimum Stress Concentration by a 3-axis Machining Center

Mathematical Model Regarding the Processing Accuracy in Milling of Spherical Surfaces

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