International Journal of Control and Automation· 2015
Study on Simulation of Machining Deformation and Experiments for Thin-walled Parts of Titanium Alloy
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- 2015year
Short summary
Finite element simulation accurately predicted machining deformation and cutting forces for thin-walled titanium alloy parts, validated by experimental results.
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Key points
- Established a milling force mathematical model for ball-end milling cutters.
- Utilized finite element simulation to analyze deformation and cutting forces in thin-walled titanium alloy parts.
- Experimental results validated the accuracy of the simulation model, showing good agreement.
- The study provides a foundation for controlling machining deformation in these difficult-to-machine parts.
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Abstract
Deformation problems are main factors affecting the precision of machining the thinwalled parts. This paper focuses on the thin-walled parts of titanium alloy that is the difficult-to-machine material, based on the analysis of deformation characteristics and force, the milling force mathematical model of the ball-end milling cutter was established. On the basis of the 3D milling model of thin-walled parts of titanium alloy, the deformation regularity and cutting force variations were analyzed with the finite element simulation method. Through the experiments of machining thin-walled parts, the cutting force model was verified. The experiments results and simulations results match well. The work provides an effective basis for further study on the control of machining deformation of thin-wall parts of titanium alloy.
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