2017
DOI: 10.3901/jme.2017.03.155
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Morphing Technology for Generating Intermediate Roughing Models in Multi-axis Machining

Abstract: Abstract:In multi-axis milling, establishing accurate machining process model is a key technology to realize intelligent processing of aviation parts. In order to obtain accurate machining process model of aviation complex parts, a method based on morphing technology to structure models of multi-axis roughing process is proposed. Firstly, the theoretical basis for morphing technology is introduced, the mathematical model of three Hermite transfinite interpolation for morphing technology is established, and the… Show more

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“…As we know, a casing part with a variety of machining features has a large number of machined surfaces at the same cutting depth in patch-by-patch machining, so it requires a reasonable arrangement of the cutting sequence to improve machining efficiency. In this article, the morphing technology 24 is used to construct the intermediate machined surface for the casing part; the casing part and its three fan-shaped machining regions are shown in Figure 2. The intermediate machined surface is gradually approach to the theoretical surface, and the corresponding value of the intermediate machined surface in the computational domain along the direction of w is taken as the division foundation of cutting depth, where w belongs to the range [0, 1].…”
Section: Solution Of Optimization Model Basedon the Tsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As we know, a casing part with a variety of machining features has a large number of machined surfaces at the same cutting depth in patch-by-patch machining, so it requires a reasonable arrangement of the cutting sequence to improve machining efficiency. In this article, the morphing technology 24 is used to construct the intermediate machined surface for the casing part; the casing part and its three fan-shaped machining regions are shown in Figure 2. The intermediate machined surface is gradually approach to the theoretical surface, and the corresponding value of the intermediate machined surface in the computational domain along the direction of w is taken as the division foundation of cutting depth, where w belongs to the range [0, 1].…”
Section: Solution Of Optimization Model Basedon the Tsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As we know, a casing part with a variety of machining features has a large number of machined surfaces at the same cutting depth in patch-by-patch machining, so it requires a reasonable arrangement of the cutting sequence to improve machining efficiency. In this article, the morphing technology 24 is used to construct the intermediate machined surface for the casing part; the casing part and its three fan-shaped machining regions are shown in Figure 2 Figure 2(a).…”
Section: Cutting Sequence Calculation For a Casing Partmentioning
confidence: 99%