超声振动干式车削尺寸精度实验研究

采用超声振动干式车削方法对钨基合金材料进行了车削加工实验,研究了切削参数、振动参数对零件加工尺寸精度的影响。结果表明,在切削深度一定的前提下,对于加工圆度影响的主次关系为:进给量>振动振幅>切削速度;而对锥度影响的主次关系为:振动振幅>切削速度>进给量。在低速低进给加工方式下,振动车削的抑振效果不明显,但随着切削速度、进给量的增大,振动切削抑振效果显著。本实验条件下,当振动振幅为3μm时,对工艺系统具有较佳的抑振效果。     

车削Inconel 625锯齿形切屑形成对颤振影响的试验研究

为研究高温合金Inconel 625车削过程中锯齿形切屑的产生对颤振的影响,本文通过有限元软件对车削刀具、机床主轴等部件进行模态仿真,获取对应的模态频率;进行不同切削参数的车削试验,采集加速度信号并进行频域分析以获取其FFT功率谱。通过超景深显微镜观察切屑形态,并计算不同切削参数下的切屑锯齿化频率。对比仿真和试验结果发现:当切屑锯齿化频率接近于车床某部件的主振频率时,产生了较大的颤振峰值,这说明锯齿形切屑的产生会诱导切削颤振发生,对切削过程稳定性产生了不利的影响。     

钛合金高速旋转超声椭圆振动侧铣削切屑特征和刀具磨损研究

难加工材料钛合金在采用传统铣削方式时,随着切削速度的增加,切削力和切削温度都迅速增加,使得切削条件恶化并加速刀具磨损,从而导致刀具过早失效。将超声椭圆振动加工技术引入到高速铣削中,进行了钛合金高速旋转超声椭圆振动侧铣削试验。从切屑特征以及刀具后刀面磨损两个方面研究了高速超声椭圆振动铣削参数匹配对钛合金加工的影响。首先基于高速超声椭圆振动铣削过程中刀具-工件的运动学特点推导出高速超声椭圆振动铣削加工参数与振动参数间的匹配关系,然后利用本实验室自行研制的超声椭圆振动铣削装置进行了不同参数匹配关系下的验证性切削试验。试验结果表明：合理的参数匹配使得超声椭圆振动铣削在高速条件下依然能够实现分离型断续切削加工。相比普通铣削加工,分离型的高速超声椭圆振动铣削能够获得更加微细的切屑,切削热能够被及时地带走;良好的切削条件使得刀具的后刀面磨损均匀而缓慢,从而延长刀具的使用寿命;高速超声椭圆振动铣削能够有效地提高生产效率。     

超声振动改善深孔镗削加工质量

深孔加工在航空发动机制造过程中广泛存在,由于其刚性弱,静态让刀量大,导致加工颤振和刀具磨损严重,使得其加工质量难以得到保证。超声振动切削作为一种特种切削加工手段,具有降低切削力,提高系统刚性和抑制加工颤振等优势。将超声振动应用于深孔镗削,进行了断屑条件验证,孔径误差测量,已加工表面粗糙度测量以及表面形貌观测等试验。试验结果表明,超声振动镗削能够有效缓解深孔镗削过程中的堵屑问题,减小孔径误差和表面粗糙度,抑制切削颤振,从而改善深孔镗削加工质量。     

Suppression of forced vibration due to chip segmentation in ultrasonic elliptical vibration cutting of titanium alloy Ti–6Al–4V

Ultrasonic elliptical vibration cutting of titanium alloy Ti–6Al–4V is investigated in this research. Because products made of Ti–6Al–4V alloy are usually designed for possessing low-rigidity structures or good-quality cut surfaces, machining requirements such as low cutting forces and slow rate of tool wear need to be fulfilled for realization of their precision machining. Therefore, the ultrasonic elliptical vibration cutting is applied as a novel machining method for those products. Machinability of Ti–6Al–4V alloy by the ultrasonic elliptical vibration cutting with cemented carbide tools is examined to figure out suitable cutting conditions for precision machining of Ti–6Al–4V alloy. As experimental results, generated chips, cutting forces, and profiles of cut surfaces are indicated. A forced vibration problem occurred due to the segmented chip formation, which is also well-known in the ordinary non-vibration cutting. Therefore, characteristics of the forced vibration due to the chip segmentation are investigated in this research. Through the experiments, it is found that the frequency and magnitude of the forced vibration have relation with the average uncut chip thickness and cutting width. Especially, it is found that the averaging effect can suppress the forced vibration, i.e. the chip segmentation tends to occur randomly over the large cutting width, and hence the force fluctuations with random phases tend to cancel each other as the cutting width increases relatively against the average uncut chip thickness. Based on the investigations, a new practical strategy to suppress the forced vibration due to chip segmentation is proposed and verified. Using the proposed method significantly decreased cutting forces and good quality of surfaces are obtained when the forced vibration is suppressed compared to the ordinary non-vibration cutting results. Therefore, the results suggest that the precision machining can be realized without sacrificing the machining efficiency by increasing the width of cut and decreasing the average uncut chip thickness.     

动态切削力对切削颤振的影响

以外圆车削实验为依据,建立加工过程中刀具振动的非线性动力学模型,并采用数值分析方法,研究切削力中的动态分量对切削颤振的影响.结果表明,随速度变化的切削力分量对颤振幅值影响较小,而且会在短时间内被系统内的结构阻尼所衰减.而与加速度成非线性关系的切削力分量对颤振的影响却很显著,而且加速度系数有临界值存在,当超过这个临界值后,颤振的理论幅度将急剧增大.     

Automatic selection of spindle speed for suppression of regenerative chatter in turning

The paper presents a new spindle speed regulation method to avoid regenerative chatter in turning operations. It is not necessary to analyse complex cutting dynamics to search for stable spindle speeds to eliminate regenerative chatter. The metal removal rate is also greatly improved by using this method. The stability lobe diagram for the stability limit of chip width and chatter frequency versus spindle speed is derived by using the Nyquist stability criterion. It is shown that stable spindle speeds can be automatically obtained when the chatter frequency is found. Computational simulations and experimental cutting tests are performed to illustrate the proposed method.     

超声波振动金刚石刀具对脆性材料临界切削深度的影响

通过脆性材料沟槽切削试验,研究了超声波直线振动金刚石刀具和超声波椭圆振动金刚石刀具对脆性材料临界切削深度的影响,与没加超声波振动的金刚石刀具相比,超声波振动金刚石刀具能增大对脆性材料塑性切削的临界切削深度。提出了超声波振动金刚石刀具切削脆性材料临界切削深度计算公式,分析了导致超声波振动金刚石刀具增大脆性材料塑性切削的临界切削深度的原因。     

Theoretical and experimental study of the chatter vibration in wet and MQL machining conditions in turning process

Turning is one of the most commonly used cutting processes for manufacturing components in production engineering. The turning process, in some cases, is accompanied by intense relative movements between tool and workpiece, which is called chatter vibrations. Chatter has been identified as a detrimental problem that adversely impacts surface finish, tool life, process productivity, and dimensional accuracy of the machined part. Cooling/Lubrication in the turning process is normally done for some reasons, including friction and force reduction, temperature decrement, and surface finish improvement. Wet cooling is a traditional cooling/lubrication process that has been used in machining since the past. Besides, a variety of new cooling and lubricating approaches have been developed in recent years, such as the minimum quantity lubrication (MQL), cryogenic cooling, nanolubrication, etc., due to ecological issues. Despite the importance of cooling/lubrication in machining, there is a lack of research on chatter stability in the presence of cutting fluid in cutting processes. In this study, the chatter vibration in turning process for two cooling/lubrication conditions of conventional wet and MQL is investigated. An integrated theoretical model is used to predict both the metal cutting force and the chatter stability lobe diagram (SLD) in turning process. This model involves deriving a math equation for predicting metal cutting force for both wet and MQL conditions using experimental training force data and a Genetic Expression Programming (GEP)-based regression model. Also, the traditional single degree of freedom chatter model is used here for predicting the SLDs. The chatter model is discussed and verified with experimental tests. Then, the experimental results of the tool's acceleration signal, work surface texture, surface roughness, chip shape, and tool wear are presented and compared for wet and MQL conditions. The results of this study show that the cooling/lubrication systems such as wet or MQL have a considerable effect on the SLDs. Also, the predicted results of metal cutting force and SLD for both wet and MQL techniques are in good agreement with the experimental data. Therefore, it is recommended that for each lubrication condition including wet, or MQL, the SLD be determined to achieve higher machinability.     

Tool Wear Prediction and Surface Improvement in Vibration Cutting

Prolongation of tool life in metal cutting is an effective factor to produce lower cutting forces and better machined surfaces. In this study, the influence of ultrasonic vibration is analyzed using experimental and numerical methods. Accordingly, turning tests are carried out on an AISI 4140 steel bar in two types of machining: conventional and ultrasonic-assisted turning. After verification of the developed model, tool wear results are discussed with respect to analysis of heat and stress distributed on tool faces. Finally, it was revealed that periodic movement of the cutting tool in vibratory turning resulted in reduced contact time, resulting in lower heat conduction from the deformed chip to tool rake face. As a result, lower wear has been propagated on tool faces compared to a tool worn in conventional turning. In addition, the effect of cutting parameters on surface roughness is investigated by measurement and 3D analysis of surface topography.     

Vibration analysis and development of an ultrasonic elliptical vibration tool based on a portal frame structure

An ultrasonic elliptical vibration tool utilizing the coupled resonant vibration modes is the key component in the elliptical vibration cutting/texturing process, which has been successfully applied to ultra-precision machining and surface texturing. In this paper, an analytical approach is proposed to analyze the resonant frequency and mode shapes of the ultrasonic elliptical vibration tool. A new design of ultrasonic elliptical vibration tool based on a portal frame structure is presented and analyzed using the proposed model. The model assumes Euler-Bernoulli beams and utilizes the transfer matrix technique to reduce the order of the system to only six variables. The model can be utilized to provide a systematic approach for an optimal design and be extended to dynamic analysis of the tool for study of machine-tool dynamics. Finite element simulation results as well as experimental data based on the prototype design are presented to verify the model. An application of the proposed tool is also demonstrated in machining micro/nano-structured surfaces for structural coloration.     

Ultrasonic vibration-assisted milling of aluminum alloy

The objective of this paper is to investigate the effects of assisted ultrasonic vibration in the operation of micro end milling. Based upon numerical analysis for the trajectory of a tool tip of a two-flute end mill, it was found that the assisted feed direction ultrasonic vibration can achieve separate-type milling that is different from conventional operation by reasonable parameter matching. To validate theoretical analysis and investigate the influence of ultrasonic vibration on milling process, a slot-milling experiment was conducted on an aluminum alloy work piece. The desired ultrasonic vibration was applied in the feed direction by an ultrasonic vibrator. Through investigating and comparing some experimental results involving cutting force, chip formation, surface topography, surface roughness, and machining dimensional accuracy, the authors found that micro end milling with ultrasonic vibration in the feed direction leads to a pulse-like cutting force and produces uniform small chips. Assisted ultrasonic vibration in the feed direction has a negative effect on the surface roughness of the slot bottom, but a positive effect on the dimensional accuracy of the slot width.     

基于电流变材料的车削切断颤振抑制研究

应用电流变材料的特殊性能——对电信号的快速响应能力和连续可变的阻尼，研制了一种智能切削颤振抑制结构(刀座刚度可变部分)，并将其附加在车床刀架上，建立了机床车副颤振实时监控系统，实现了机床车削切断过程的颤振抑制。实验结果表明，利用电流变材料智能切削颤振抑制结构可以对机床车削振动进行有效控制，刀具的振动幅值减小50％以上，且工件表面的加工质量有较大提高。     

椭圆振动辅助车削7075铝合金表面微织构及其特性

为研究椭圆振动车削技术辅助微织构制备的工艺及其加工后微表面特性,采用椭圆振动原理和微织构的形成原理分析了不同转速和进给速度下的微织构变化规律,进行椭圆振动轨迹测量试验和椭圆振动车削试验,分析了装置振动轨迹、表面形貌、单个微织构几何尺寸及表面粗糙度变化情况。试验结果表明,在切削试验过程中,相比传统车削,由于车刀的空间椭圆运动轨迹,超声椭圆振动车削后表面呈现类椭圆状的微织构凹槽。由理论分析和试验结果得出,随着转速和进给速度的改变,微织构凹槽的几何尺寸、轮廓高度及表面粗糙度均会发生规律性变化。     

On-line cutting state recognition in turning Using a neural network

Tool wear, chatter vibration, chip breaking and built-up edge are the main phenomena to be monitored in modern manufacturing processes. Much work has been carried out in the analysis and detection of these phenomena. However, most work has been mainly concerned with single, isolated detection of such phenomena. The relationships between each fault have so far received very little attention. This paper presents a neural-network-based on-line fault diagnosis scheme which monitors the level of tool wear, chatter vibration and chip breaking in a turning operation. The experimental results show that the neural network has a high prediction success rate.     

Unique regenerative chatter in wiper-turning operation with burnishing process Part 1: Prediction and analytical investigation of generation mechanism,critical stability,and characteristics

The purpose of this paper is to understand the generation mechanism and to propose an analytical model of a unique regenerative chatter with the burnishing process in wiper-turning operations. The authors have found a unique chatter when using wiper inserts, which cannot be explained by the existing chatter theory found in the literature. The authors believe that this occurs because of the burnishing process of the wiper insert, which is the only difference from ordinary turning. At first, the burnishing process, which accompanies wiper inserts, is explained, and the turning operation with this process and the well-known regenerative effect in the cutting process is discussed. Then, the stability of the turning process with the regenerative effects in the cutting and burnishing processes are investigated, and an analytical model is proposed to evaluate the critical stability. Finally, the stability analysis of this unique chatter is conducted, and its generation mechanism and characteristics are examined clearly.     

Influence of flank texture patterns on the suppression of chatter vibration and flank adhesion in turning operations

In this paper, we propose a practical texture design on the tool flank face for suppressing chatter vibration and flank adhesion. To avoid chatter vibration during cutting, the process damping phenomena can be utilized, where the tool flank face contacts the surface of a finished workpiece to provide a damping effect. As a new technology for an effective process damping, the tool flank texture-assisted technique has been proposed, and its excellent performance in suppressing chatter vibration has been demonstrated. However, issues that can lead to adhesion and tool damage pose challenges from a practical viewpoint. To overcome such issues, this paper proposes new texture geometries that improve the practical performance: parallel line type, vertical line type, and dot type. The results of a series of finite element analyses showed that the effectiveness of process damping depends on the vibration amplitude and wavelength. The proposed flank textures were fabricated on tool flank faces, and turning tests were carried out. The experimental results showed that the proposed tool is stabler than the conventional untextured tool and that it can more effectively improve the critical cutting speed, reduce the vibration amplitude, and decrease the surface roughness after cutting. With the appropriate design of the texture distance, adhesion and tool damage were hardly observed, and a stable and practical cutting could be realized.     

A prediction method of milling chatter stability for complex surface mold

This paper proposes a kind of milling chatter stability prediction method used for the stability of milling free-form surface based on the time-domain. Firstly, a dynamic equation is established by considering the influence of mold surface curvature and cutting tool lead angle on dynamic chip thickness without deformation. Then, the multi-delay milling system vibration displacement, which is given by the ratio of dynamic chip thickness and the static chip thickness as the threshold, was calculated based on the numerical method. Finally, the chatter stability domain based on the full-discretization method of milling chatter stability domain is compared to analyze the influence of the characteristics of free surface curvature on the chatter stability domain. The results of the experiment show that the time-domain simulation method can reveal the influence of different processing areas of free-form surface mold on the instability mechanism of the system. The change trend of milling chatter stability domain was found to be consistent with the experimental results.     

Development of a novel boring tool with anisotropic dynamic stiffness to avoid chatter vibration in cutting: Part 2: Analytical and experimental verification of the proposed method

In this study, we developed prototypes of boring tools with anisotropic dynamic stiffness, and their chatter stability was investigated analytically and experimentally. In Part 1, a novel design of boring tools with an anisotropic structure was proposed to improve the nominal stiffness in boring operation, thus resulting in higher chatter stability in simulation. In this part (Part 2), anisotropic boring tools with a holder length-to-diameter ratio (L/D) of 4 and 10 designed in Part 1 were prototyped, and their frequency response functions were evaluated. Then, the chatter stabilities were evaluated through turning experiments. With respect to a L/D4 boring tool with anisotropic structure, the nominal dynamic stiffness was significantly improved within the range of machining conditions that satisfies the appropriate combination of cutting force ratio and chip flow direction, compared to a conventional tool with isotropic structure. We confirmed that the proposed boring tool with an anisotropic structure increases the critical radial depth of cut by approximately 17 times compared with conventional tools. Even with an L/D10 anisotropic boring tool, a similar effect was observed wherein the dynamic stiffness of the tool was improved. In contrast, the effect of improving the dynamic stiffness was insufficient; thus, chatter free cutting could not be realized. Analytical investigations verified the importance of further improvement of dynamic characteristics. To realize stable boring with L/D10 boring tools, it is necessary to further reduce the system compliance while also improving the similarity of the frequency response function.     

平面端铣切削振动试验

介绍了端铣振动试验方法。通过观察分析工件表面的微观不平度、切削表面的高频波纹和在机床切削点测得的振动信号,跟踪分析了铣削强迫振动和颤振现象。强迫振动随切削速度、进给量、切削深度增大而加剧,颤振随切削速度、进给量增大及切削深度减小不易发生,结论与理论分析、他人试验结果相符,为选择改变切削用量、减小铣削振动指出了方向