2013
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-013-5280-7
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Simulation and analysis of error impact on freeform surface milling

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“…Uhlmann et al examined the error sources of freeform surface milling processes, for the decisive factors that significantly influence the productivity and the workpiece quality. They concluded that each error sources proportion may be related to the deviations measured in particular regions of the machined surface [27]. Scandiffio et al focused an investigation of free-form milling of hard material AISI D6 tool steel using a ball-end cemented carbide cutting tool and created a guideline for cutting tools life [28].…”
Section: The Effects Of Milling Strategies On Forces Materials Removamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Uhlmann et al examined the error sources of freeform surface milling processes, for the decisive factors that significantly influence the productivity and the workpiece quality. They concluded that each error sources proportion may be related to the deviations measured in particular regions of the machined surface [27]. Scandiffio et al focused an investigation of free-form milling of hard material AISI D6 tool steel using a ball-end cemented carbide cutting tool and created a guideline for cutting tools life [28].…”
Section: The Effects Of Milling Strategies On Forces Materials Removamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Workpieces measured using the coordinate measuring technique can be produced by means of machining or rapid prototyping techniques. Measured products can be characterized by regular geometric shapes or can be composed of free-form surfaces [1] to [3]. Measurements of free-form surfaces can be divided into data acquisition and data processing [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These errors are for example linked to the Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) programs (tool path computation), to the CNC (interpolation, inverse kinematical transformation, axis follow-up), to the static, dynamic and thermal errors of the machine tool (machine geometry) or to process related errors (actual tool geometry, tool deflection, vibrations, chip formation, etc.). As it is can be seen in [26], the tool path interpolation can be one of the main source of problem regarding the productivity and the quality of the free form surface machining process. 5-axis surface machining has several advantages compared to 3-axis surface machining such as increased material removal rate, tool length reduction, better surface finish, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%