The Accuracy of the Plastic Parts Milling Process Executed by a Six Axes Robot

Popan, Alexandru; Bâlc, Nicolae; Luca, Bogdan; Popan, Ioan Alexandru; Carean, Alexandru

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.808.339

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“…For manufacturing 3D complex parts are used a variety of CNC machines, such as: 3 or 5 axis milling machines, multitasking lathes, 6 axis robots, or even abrasive water jet centers [8][9][10][11].…”

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Experimental studies on manufacturing of the complex shapes made from copper

2017

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Abstract. The paper presents the manufacturing process of a complex copper electrode. To process complex copper shapes is difficult because the material is soft and very sticky. The paper presents the steps for processing this copper electrode at a high dimensional accuracy and a good surface quality. For this process a special tooling solution is needed, optimal process parameters, smart CAD/CAM software and precise CNC equipment.

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“…This kind of software must have various strategies for processing complex 3D shapes with fine details [12][13][14].…”

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2017

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“…The water jet machine type OMAX 2626 was used. To prevent the samples delamination during the water jet penetration time of the carbon composite plates, the penetration water jet area was positioned at 40 mm distance from the samples border [17][18][19].…”

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Determination of mechanical properties of carbon/epoxy plates by tensile stress test

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2017

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Abstract. The polymeric composite materials used in aerospace, military, medical or racing cars manufacturing end up being used in our daily life Whether we refer to the performing vehicles, subassemblies or parts for aircrafts, wind, telegraph poles, or medical prostheses they all are present in our lives and they are made of composite materials (CM). This paper presents research regarding three different composite materials, plates by carbon fiber, in epoxy matrix. Starting with materials presentation, manufacturing methodology and determination of mechanical properties at carbon fiber/epoxy were done. Vacuum bag technology to obtain the composite structure offer opportunity to get a very compact and homogeny composite structure. For the moment this technology are adequate for high performances pieces. The mechanical characteristics of plates made of composite materials reinforced presented indicates closed value like metal materials. Based on the results, a comparative study between the reinforced materials typically used to manufacture the plates of CM is carried out.

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“…A special gripper, for a Kuka robot, was designed as part of the PhD thesis, in order to be flexible and able to handle both, rotational and prismatic parts [3]. This new gripper, illustrated in figure 1a, is composed by 61 elements, if the parts are to be made separately and being assembled at a later stage.…”

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Design for Additive Manufacturing, to produce assembled products, by SLS

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Vilău

2017

MATEC Web Conf.

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Abstract. The paper presents a new methodology on how to design a product, which could be produced directly as an assembly, instead of manufacturing all individual parts, to be assembled after words, in a classical manner. A detailed case study is presented, on how the product's structure could be simplified, the number of the components being drastically reduced. The theoretical Design for Assembly (DFA) methodology was tested and validated, by manufacturing the physical products, using the Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) machine.

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The Accuracy of the Plastic Parts Milling Process Executed by a Six Axes Robot

Cited by 9 publications

References 8 publications

Experimental studies on manufacturing of the complex shapes made from copper

Experimental studies on manufacturing of the complex shapes made from copper

Determination of mechanical properties of carbon/epoxy plates by tensile stress test

Design for Additive Manufacturing, to produce assembled products, by SLS

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