A high-speed machining tool path generation method based on the involute principle
By using a toolpath generation method based on the involute principle, the problems of sharp corners and cutting force fluctuations in traditional toolpaths during high-speed precision machining are solved. This method achieves equal removal rate and smoothness, improving machining efficiency and quality, and is applicable to fields such as aerospace and automotive molds.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-03-26
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-30
AI Technical Summary
In current high-speed precision machining, traditional toolpaths suffer from problems such as sharp corners, machine tool vibration, cutting force fluctuations, and insufficient removal rate. In particular, the coverage rate in irregular areas is low, making it difficult to balance machining efficiency and quality.
A toolpath generation method based on the involute principle is adopted. By setting the tool radius, cutting thickness and base circle radius, an involute mathematical model is constructed to generate toolpaths that combine smoothness and equal removal rate. It is suitable for multiple types of regions such as circles and rectangles and adopts a racetrack-shaped path filling strategy.
It achieves toolpath smoothness and equal removal rate without additional smoothing treatment, reduces machine tool vibration and tool wear, improves machining efficiency and part surface quality, and is suitable for aerospace, automotive mold and other fields.
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