Mod\'elisation et \'evaluation du comportement dynamique d'une structure de machine outil UGV pour la pr\'ediction des d\'efauts g\'eom\'etriques
David Pr\'evost (LURPA), Sylvain Lavernhe (LURPA), Fran\c{c}ois Louf, (LMT), Philippe Rouch (LBM)

TL;DR
This paper develops a finite element modeling framework to evaluate the dynamic behavior of high-speed machining centers, aiming to predict and minimize geometric deviations caused by structural deformations during operation.
Contribution
It introduces a specific finite element model and calculation methodology to assess geometric deviations in UGV machine tool structures during high-speed trajectories.
Findings
Finite element model effectively predicts structural deformations.
Method enables optimization of machine design and kinematic parameters.
Results assist in reducing geometric errors during machining.
Abstract
To achieve better performances in term of productivity, High Speed Machining centers have increasing kinematical characteristics. High accelerations caused by the trajectory execution dynamically load mechanical structure, axes and joints. Such deformations of mechanical components a ect the actual position of the tool in the machining frame. Hence, these gemetrical deviations make the machined geometry of the part vary from the expected one. Within the context of managing the HSM process, this study develops a framework and choice of nite element model to evaluate the structure dynamical behavior of a HSM center. Based on the proposed model, a calculation method is detailed to evaluate the geometrical deviations induced by the trajectory execution. The presented works can thus be used as a tool for the structure design of machine, the adjustment and the optimization of kinematical…
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Taxonomy
TopicsManufacturing Process and Optimization · Advanced machining processes and optimization · Robotic Mechanisms and Dynamics
