Collision-free machining method between tool and workpiece in NC machining based on visible cone theory
A technology for processing tools and processing methods, which is applied in the field of workpiece processing, and can solve problems such as the inability to quickly and efficiently realize collision-free processing, large amount of calculation, and complex collision inspection procedures.
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[0068] Example 1: Five-axis CNC machining tool
[0069] According to the configuration of a given machine tool, the configuration code of the machine tool is analyzed, and the homogeneous coordinate transformation [11] is performed on the configuration code of the machine tool to calculate the feasible direction of the tool axis, and then obtain the reachable range of the machine tool. example, Figure 8 (a) For this machine tool processing coordinate system diagram, the corresponding machine tool configuration code is k=W / axz0yb / T, and the feasible tool axis direction calculated by using the homogeneous coordinate transformation matrix is o r t . Figure 8 (b) shows the result of projecting the feasible tool axis direction onto the unit sphere.
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[0071] It can be known from formula (4) that the tool axis vector of a five-axis machine tool can rotate around the A axis by an angle of α, and around the B axis by an angle of β, and its tool axis vector is r t= [si...
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[0072] Example 2: Processing of impeller blades
[0073] Figure 9 The area where the tool collides on the machining of the impeller blades (part A is the collision part); Figure 11 Two situations of the spindle in machining (A represents the visible cone 1 of the point, B represents the tool axis r p1 ’, C represents the tool axis r p ′, D represents the reachable range of the machine tool, and E represents the tool axis r p2 ′, F represents the visible cone of the point 2); Figure 11 (a) The tool axis is outside the visible cone area (A represents the visible cone of the point, B represents the tool axis, and C represents the collision part), (b) the tool axis is located in the visible cone area after rotation (A represents the point that can be Cone of view, B stands for modified rear cutter axis).
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