Experimental investigation and simulation of machining thin-walled workpieces |
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Authors: | Berend Denkena Carsten Schmidt |
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Affiliation: | 1. Institut für Fertigungstechnik und Werkzeugmaschinen, Leibniz Universit?t Hannover, An der Universit?t 2, 30823, Garbsen, Germany
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Abstract: | An enhanced simulation model is presented in this paper to predict form deviations in end milling processes of thin-walled structures. The calculation of tool engagement is based on level curves representing surface geometry of the workpiece and the NC code driven sweep volume. To consider influences of force-induced deflections resulting in static form errors on machined surface of the workpiece, a model for superposed stresses is enclosed. Derived from the tool engagement, the cutting force is predicted using a parametric force model. The experimental investigations within the measuring of static and dynamic form errors during processing and afterwards are shown and measurement results are compared with results of the cutting simulation to verify the proposed method. The presented achievements are deduced from research activities aiming at an increased understanding of shape deviation induced by interactions between tool, workpiece and clamping device during machining. |
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Keywords: | Production process Cutting simulation Thin-walled workpieces |
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