Precision measurement of Z-slide vertical error motion of an ultra-precision lathe by using three-probe method

Niu, Zengyuan; Chen, Yuan Liu; Matsuura, Daiki; Lee, Jungchul; Kobayashi, Ryo; Shimizu, Yuki; Ito, So; Gao, Wei; Oh, Jeong Seok; Park, Chun Hong

doi:10.1007/s12541-017-0078-4

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“…The reversal technique has been proposed for the measurement of the slide error motions and the spindle error motions of machine tools [20][21][22][23][24]. The measurement of the spindle error motion is usually performed with two displacement probes and a measurement artifact, in which the two displacement probes are arranged at two opposing sides of the artifact.…”

Section: Spindle Error Motion Measurement Using the Laser Scan Micrommentioning

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Error Separation Method for Precision Measurement of the Run-Out of a Microdrill Bit by Using a Laser Scan Micrometer Measurement System

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Chen

Shimizu

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This paper describes an error separation method for a precision measurement of the run-out of a microdrill bit by using a measurement system consisting of a concentricity gauge and a laser scan micrometer (LSM). The proposed error separation method can achieve a sub-micrometric measurement accuracy of the run-out of the microdrill bit without the requirement of ultra-precision rotary drive devices. In the measurement, the spindle error motion of the concentricity gauge is firstly measured by using the LSM and a small-diameter artifact, instead of the conventionally used displacement probes and large-diameter artifact, in order to determine the fine position of the concentricity gauge when the spindle error motion is at its minimum. The microdrill bit is rotated at the fine position for the measurement of the run-out, so that the influence of the spindle error motion can thus be reduced, which could not be previously realized by commercial measurement systems. Experiments were carried out to verify the feasibility of the proposed error separation method for the measurement of the run-out of the microdrill bit. The measurement results and the measurement uncertainty confirmed that the proposed method is reliable for the run-out measurement with sub-micrometric accuracy.

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Section: Spindle Error Motion Measurement Using the Laser Scan Micrommentioning

confidence: 99%

Error Separation Method for Precision Measurement of the Run-Out of a Microdrill Bit by Using a Laser Scan Micrometer Measurement System

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Chen

Shimizu

et al. 2018

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Optimal On-Machine Measurement of Position-Independent Geometric Errors for Rotary Axes in Five-Axis Machines with a Universal Head

Lee

Yang

2018

Int. J. Precis. Eng. Manuf.

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Face- and Body-Diagonal Length Tests using a Double Ball-Bar for Squareness Errors of Machine Tools

Yang

Lee

2018

Int. J. Precis. Eng. Manuf.

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Precision measurement of Z-slide vertical error motion of an ultra-precision lathe by using three-probe method

Cited by 8 publications

References 26 publications

Error Separation Method for Precision Measurement of the Run-Out of a Microdrill Bit by Using a Laser Scan Micrometer Measurement System

Error Separation Method for Precision Measurement of the Run-Out of a Microdrill Bit by Using a Laser Scan Micrometer Measurement System

Optimal On-Machine Measurement of Position-Independent Geometric Errors for Rotary Axes in Five-Axis Machines with a Universal Head

Face- and Body-Diagonal Length Tests using a Double Ball-Bar for Squareness Errors of Machine Tools

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