CN112099433B - Adjusting method for near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path - Google Patents

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CN112099433B
CN112099433B CN202010981904.2A CN202010981904A CN112099433B CN 112099433 B CN112099433 B CN 112099433B CN 202010981904 A CN202010981904 A CN 202010981904A CN 112099433 B CN112099433 B CN 112099433B
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The invention relates to a method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path, which comprises the following steps of: acquiring and correlating a first characteristic point on a theoretical machining molded surface and a second characteristic point on an actual machining molded surface; carrying out curved surface deformation of the actual processing profile facing the first characteristic point; acquiring a first sequence of cutter contact points, cutter shaft vectors, curved surface parameters and cutter shaft angles of a cutter; calculating the maximum chord length error and the maximum residual height of each tangent line; calculating a contact point and a normal vector on the actual processing molded surface to obtain a third sequence; checking, adjusting and completing the cutting contact of each cutter; the normal vector of rotation is a cutter shaft vector; and performing fairing optimization on the cutter shaft vector by adopting a quadratic programming method, and determining the cutter track of the actually processed molded surface. The adjusting method of the near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path aims to solve the problem of large deviation in the adjusting process of the near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path.

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Adjusting method for near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of computer-aided manufacturing, in particular to a method for adjusting a reconstructed profile tool path of a near-net-shape blade.
Background
The near-net forming blades, such as hollow blades, precision forging blades, linear friction welding blisk blades, repair blades and the like, have the characteristics that the actual position cannot coincide with the theoretical position in the process design, the machined profile and the non-machined profile are staggered and the like under the influence of the former forming process, so that the actual form and position of the machined profile are inconsistent with the theoretical form and position in the process design, the machining smoothness and tolerance requirements are difficult to guarantee, and the aim of reconstructing the machined profile is needed to be solved.
Because a certain deviation exists between the actual processing molded surface and the theoretical processing molded surface, the numerical control processing track planning needs to be carried out on the actual processing molded surface again, and the manual programming method needs to specifically compile a numerical control processing program for each near-net-shaped blade, so that the requirement of mass production is difficult to adapt.
The existing method mainly adopts a distance method, the point position of the original numerical control machining program is mapped to a new machining molded surface according to the method of the nearest distance, and simultaneously, a cutter shaft vector is loaded to a new cutter position point, and the method has certain limitations:
(1) a certain deviation exists between the theoretical machining molded surface and the actual machining molded surface, and a plurality of original tool positions are mapped to the same actual tool position possibly, so that the tool track is incorrect;
(2) the geometric characteristics of the actually processed molded surface are not considered in the tool location point adjusting process, and the chord length error and the residual height of the actually processed molded surface cannot be consistent with the numerical control processing track of the theoretically processed molded surface;
(3) the angle of the cutter shaft vector relative to the actual processing molded surface is changed, so that the processing process is not stable.
Therefore, the inventor provides a method for adjusting the reconstructed profile tool path of the near-net-shape blade.
Disclosure of Invention
(1) Technical problem to be solved
The embodiment of the invention provides an adjusting method of a cutter track of a reconstructed profile of a near-net-shape blade, which automatically adjusts and optimizes a theoretical cutter track through a theoretical machining profile and an actual machining profile and a corresponding relation between the theoretical cutter track and the theoretical machining profile, and solves the technical problem of large deviation in the adjusting process of the cutter track of the reconstructed profile of the near-net-shape blade.
(2) Technical scheme
The invention provides a method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path, which comprises the following steps of:
obtaining a first characteristic point P on a theoretical machining profile of a near-net-shape bladegA second characteristic point R on the actual machining molded surfacegAnd associating said first characteristic point PgAnd the second characteristic point Rg
Calculating the second feature point RgThe surface parameters of (1);
the actual machining profile is processed to the first feature point PgThe curved surface of (2) is deformed;
acquiring a first sequence { (CC) of cutter contact points, cutter axis vectors, curved surface parameters and cutter axis angles of a cutter in a theoretical cutter location point filei,ti):ui,vi,αi,βi}nom
Transmitting the first sequence { (CC)i,ti):ui,vi,αi,βi}nomConversion into a second sequence { (CC) according to the feed directioni,j,ti,j):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nom
Calculating the maximum chord length error and the maximum residual height of each tangent line;
according to the first characteristic point PgCalculating a tangent point and a normal vector on the actual machining molded surface to obtain a third sequence { (CC)i,j,ni,j,ej,hi):ui,j,vi,j}j}act
Checking, adjusting and completing each cutter contact point according to the maximum chord length error and the maximum residual height;
rotating the normal vector as the cutter shaft vector according to the forward inclination angle and the slip angle;
calculating the center point of the cutter according to the radius of the cutter and the cutting contact point;
and performing fairing optimization on the cutter shaft vector by adopting a quadratic programming method, and determining the cutter track of the actual processing molded surface.
Further, the first characteristic point P on the theoretical processing profile of the near-net-shape blade is obtainedgA second characteristic point R on the actual machining molded surfacegAnd associating said first characteristic point PgAnd the second characteristic point RgThe method specifically comprises the following steps:
the first characteristic point PgComprising a first corner point VnomFirst boundary point BnomFirst leading edge point LnomFirst leading edge tangent point LCnom、LVnomFirst trailing edge point TnomFirst trailing edge tangent point TCnom、TVnomAnd a first type value point Qnom
The second characteristic point RgIncluding a second boundary corner point VactA second boundary point BactSecond leading edge point LactSecond leading edge tangent point LCact、LVactSecond trailing edge point TactSecond trailing edge tangent point TCact、TVactAnd a second type point Qact
Associating the first boundary corner points V according to the principle of minimum distanceactAnd said second boundary corner point Vnom
The first boundary point BnomFitting to a parametric curve according to the first boundary point BnomObtaining the second boundary point B on the corresponding boundary of the actual processing molded surface according to the curve parameter tact
Associating the second leading point L according to the distance minimization principleactThe second leading edge point LCact、LVactThe second trailing edge point TactSecond trailing edge tangent point TCact、TVactAnd the first leading edge point LnomThe first leading edge tangent point LCnom、LVnomThe first trailing edge point TnomFirst trailing edge tangent point TCnom、TVnom
The second type value point QactIs the first type value point QnomThe closest point to the actual machining profile.
Further, the actual machining surface is directed to the first feature point PgThe curved surface deformation specifically comprises the following steps:
establishing the second characteristic point R of the actual machining profilegCarrying out an objective function of curved surface deformation;
calculating the target function by adopting a least square method to obtain a deformed surface function;
wherein the objective function is:
Figure BDA0002687821290000041
wherein F is an objective function, PgIs the first characteristic point, RgIs the second feature point, h is the second feature point RgOf Δ d, Δ dijFor control point increments of said actual machining profile, Ri,k;j,lIs a basis function, (u)g,vg) Is the second characteristic point RgThe surface parameters of (1);
the basis functions are:
Figure BDA0002687821290000042
in the formula, ωi,jAs a control point weight, Ni,k(u) (i ═ 0, 1.., m) and Nj,l(v) (j ═ 0, 1,. times, n) are the basis functions u-to-k times and v-to-l times, respectively;
the function of the deformation surface is as follows:
Figure BDA0002687821290000051
further, the first sequence of the cutter contact point, the cutter axis vector, the curved surface parameter and the cutter axis angle in the theoretical cutter location point file is obtained { (CC)i,ti):ui,vi,αi,βi}nomThe method specifically comprises the following steps:
acquiring a cutter center point sequence and a cutter axis vector sequence { (CL) in the theoretical cutter location point filei,ti):(xi,yi,zi,ii,ji,ki)}nom
Traversing the sequence of tool center points { (CL)i,ti)}nomCalculating the cutting contact point CC of the cutter and the deformed curved surface by combining the geometric shape of the milling cutteriAnd its curved surface parameter ui、viAnd normal vector ni
Establishing a local coordinate system with the origin as the current contact point CCiX-axis is the current contact point CCiAnd next contact point CCi+1The z-axis being said normal vector niCalculating the forward rake angle alpha of the cutter shaftiAnd slip angle betai
Transforming the tool center point sequence { (CL)i,ti)}nomIs the first sequence { (CC)i,ti):ui,vi,αi,βi}nom
Further, the calculating of the maximum chord length error and the maximum residual height of each tangent line specifically includes the following steps:
will { (CC)i,j,ti,j)}j}nomContact point of each column in the series of contact points { CCi,jFitting as a tangent line Cj(t);
Calculating the jth tangent line C according to the first formulajUpper ith cutting contact point CCi,jError e of chord lengthi
Calculating the jth tangent line CjUpper ith cutting contact point CCi,jTo the j +1 th cutting contact line Cj+1(t) minimum distance diCalculating the corresponding residual height h according to a second formulai
Until all the contact points CC are calculatedi,jIs the chord length error eiAnd the residual height hiTake max { e, respectivelyiH and maxiAs the j-th tangent line CjMaximum chord length error ejAnd maximum residual height hj
Transforming the second sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nomIs a fourth sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nom
Wherein the first formula is:
Figure BDA0002687821290000061
in the formula, tiIs a current cutting contact point CCi,jCurve parameter of, ti+1For the next contact point CCi+1,jCurve parameter of (1), piIs the radius of curvature, CtIs a tangential vector;
the second formula is:
Figure BDA0002687821290000062
in the formula, r is the radius of the cutter, wherein "+" represents a convex curved surface, and "-" represents a concave curved surface.
Further, the first feature point P is used as the basisgCalculating a tangent point and a normal vector on the actual processing molded surface to obtain a third sequence, and specifically comprising the following steps:
the fourth sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nomWith said actual machining profile SactThe correlation, actual contact points are:
CCi,j=Sact(ui,j,vi,j);
contact point CCi,jNormal vector n ofi,jComprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0002687821290000063
in the formula, PuAnd PvFor the actual machining profile at the first characteristic point PgSurface parameter (u) ofi,j,vi,j) A lower partial derivative vector;
according to the sequence { }nomObtaining the third sequence { (CC)i,j,ni,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}act
Further, the checking, adjusting and completing each cutting contact point of the cutter according to the maximum chord length error and the maximum residual height specifically comprises the following steps:
obtaining a fifth sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}actJ, the cutting tool is cut into contact points { CCi,jFitting as a tangent line Cj(t);
Obtaining a contact point CCi,jAnd CCi+1,jCalculating the corresponding curve parameter tiAnd ti+1Curvature rhoiAnd loss of section CtSubstituting the curve parameter increment delta t into the first formula to calculate curve parameter increment delta t;
calculate the jth row of contact points CCi,jContact line C for j +1 th columnj+1(t) nearest Point CCi,j+1'Calculating the minimum distance d according to the second formulai
Checking the chord length error of the sequence of the (j + 1) th column, and then checking the residual height of the sequence of the (j + 2) th column until all the contact points CC in the sequence are cuti,jFinishing the treatment;
checking all contact points CCi,jIf the parameter space is not covered, the interpolation is carried out according to the residual height of the last column of sequences until the parameter space is completely enveloped.
Further, the rotating the normal vector as the cutter axis vector according to the forward inclination angle and the slip angle specifically includes:
according to the formula of Rodrigue, the normal vector n of the contact point is determinedi,jAccording to a forward rake angle alphai,jAnd slip angle betai,jRotation as a knife axis vector ti,j
tα=ni,jcosα+(ni,j·fi,j)fi,j(1-cosα)+fi,j×ni,jsinα
ti,j=tαcosβ+(tα·ni,j)ni,j(1-cosβ)+ni,j×tαsinβ;
In the formula (f)i,jIs a cutting contact point CCi,jTo CCi+1,jThe unit vector of (2).
Further, according to the radius of the tool and the contact point, calculating the center point of the tool, specifically:
according to the tool radius r, the fifth sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}actTransform to sixth sequence { (CL)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}act
Wherein, CLi,j=CCi,j+rni,j
Further, performing fairing optimization on the cutter axis vector by using a quadratic programming method to determine a cutter path of the actual machining profile, specifically comprising the following steps:
for the sixth sequence { (CL)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}actPerforming cutter axis vector fairing on each row in the system, and establishing a cutter axis vector objective function;
performing optimization calculation on the cutter axis vector objective function by adopting a sequential quadratic programming method, and determining the cutter path { (CL) of the actual machining molded surfacei,j,ti,j)}j}act
Wherein the arbor vector objective function is:
Figure BDA0002687821290000081
in the formula, a and b are weight coefficients, and a + b is 1; m is the number of j-th row of contact points; a. thei,jAs vector swing of the cutter axis, ωi,jIs the angular velocity variation;
Ai,j=[(ti+1,j-ti,j)2+(CCi+1,j-CCi,j)2+(ti+1,j-ti,j)(CCi+1,j-CCi,j)]
Figure BDA0002687821290000082
(3) advantageous effects
In conclusion, the invention automatically adjusts and optimizes the theoretical cutter track according to the corresponding relation between the theoretical machining profile and the actual machining profile and between the theoretical cutter track and the theoretical machining profile, has high automation degree, high calculation efficiency and strong stability, can effectively reduce the workload of engineering personnel for manually generating or modifying the cutter track, and realizes the automation of the machining process.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic flow chart of a method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of obtaining a first feature point in a method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating correlation of median points in second feature points in a method for adjusting a reconstructed profile tool path of a near-net-shape blade according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of a tool center point and a tool axis vector sequence in a theoretical tool location point file obtained in the adjustment method for a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to the embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram illustrating a transformation from a first sequence to a second sequence in a method for adjusting a reconstructed profile tool path of a near-net-shape blade according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating chord length errors in a method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of residual height in a method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 8 is a schematic curved surface view of a tangent line in a method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram illustrating adjustment of curved surface parameters in a method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 10 is a schematic diagram of a parameter space in an adjustment method for a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to an embodiment of the present invention.
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1-a feed position; 2-the cutting position.
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It should be noted that the embodiments and features of the embodiments in the present application may be combined with each other without conflict. The present application will be described in detail below with reference to the embodiments with reference to the attached drawings.
Fig. 1 is a schematic flow chart of a method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to an embodiment of the present invention, and as shown in fig. 1, a method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to an embodiment of the present invention includes the following steps:
s1, acquiring a first characteristic point P on the theoretical machining profile of the near-net-shape bladegA second characteristic point R on the actual machining molded surfacegAnd associating the first feature point PgAnd a second characteristic point Rg
In this step, fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of obtaining first feature points in the adjustment method for the near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path provided by the embodiment of the present invention, and fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of associating median points in second feature points in the adjustment method for the near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path provided by the embodiment of the present invention; as shown in fig. 2-3, a blade S is obtainedbldTheoretical machining profile S ofnomIs characterized byPoint { PgAnd (4) the method comprises the following steps: boundary corner point Vnom(ii) a Boundary point Bnom(ii) a Setting equidistant sections PL; profile leading edge point LnomAnd leading edge tangent point LCnom、LVnomTrailing edge point TnomAnd trailing edge tangent point TCnom,TVnom(ii) a Type value point Qnom
In the actual working surface SactUp-taking feature points { RgAnd with the theoretical machining profile SnomThe characteristic point association of (1): boundary corner point VactAccording to the minimum distance principle and VnomAssociating; b is to benomFitting to a parametric curve according to BnomObtaining a boundary point B on the corresponding boundary of the actual processing molded surface according to the curve parameter tact(ii) a From equidistant cross-section PL, the leading edge point L is calculatedactAnd leading edge tangent point LCact、LVactTrailing edge point TactAnd trailing edge tangent point TCact,TVactAccording to the minimum distance principle with Lnom、LCnom、LVnomAnd Tnom、TCnom,TVnomAssociating; type value point QactIs QnomAnd SactThe closest point of (a).
S2, calculating a second characteristic point RgThe surface parameters of (1).
In this step, the actual machining profile S is calculatedactUp-taking feature points { RgThe surface parameter of { (u) } { (u)g,vg)}。
S3, actual machining is performed to the first feature point PgThe curved surface of (2) is deformed.
In this step, an actual machining profile S is establishedactTo feature point { PgCarrying out a curved surface deformation objective function, and carrying out curved surface deformation:
Figure BDA0002687821290000111
wherein F is a deformation objective function, h is the number of characteristic points, Δ dijFor actually working the profile SactControl point increment of Ri,k;j,lAs basis functions:
Figure BDA0002687821290000112
in the formula, ωi,jAs a control point weight, Ni,k(u) (i ═ 0, 1.., m) and Nj,l(v) (j-0, 1.. times.n) are the u-to-k-and v-to-l-basis functions, respectively.
Calculating formula (1) by using a least square method:
A·Δd=B (3)
wherein A, Δ d and B are respectively:
Figure BDA0002687821290000121
Δd=[Δd0,0 … Δdm,0 Δd0,1 … Δdm,1 … Δd0,n … Δdm,n]T
Figure BDA0002687821290000122
to ensure that equation (3) has a solution, it is required to ensure that the number h of the feature points is greater than or equal to the number mxn of the control points, and then the solution of equation (3) is:
Δd=(AT·A)-1·AT·B (5)
theoretical machining profile SnomCan be represented as Sdef
Figure BDA0002687821290000123
In the formula (6), the deformed curved surface SdefAnd the actual machining profile SactThe parameter ranges of (a) and (b) are consistent.
S4, obtaining the cutter contact point, the cutter axis vector, the curved surface parameter and the cutter axis angle of the cutter in the theoretical cutter point fileA sequence { (CC)i,ti):ui,vi,αi,βi}nom
In this step, fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of obtaining a tool center point and an arbor vector sequence in a theoretical tool location point file in the method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to the embodiment of the present invention, and as shown in fig. 4, obtaining a tool center point and an arbor vector sequence { (CL) in the theoretical tool location point filei,ti):(xi,yi,zi,ii,ji,ki)}nom(ii) a Traversal sequence { (CL)i,ti) Nom, calculating the tool T and the deformation curved surface S by combining the geometric shape of the milling cutterdefContact point of (CC)iAnd its curved surface parameter ui、viLoss of n by Heweii(ii) a Establishing a local coordinate system with the origin as the current contact point CCiX-axis is the current contact point CCiAnd next contact point CCi+1Z axis is FanqiniCalculating the forward rake angle alpha of the cutter shaftiAnd slip angle betai(ii) a Then the sequence { (CL)i,ti)}nomTransformation to { (CC)i,ti):ui,vi,αi,βi}nom
S5, first sequence { (CC)i,ti):ui,vi,αi,βi}nomConversion into a second sequence { (CC) according to the feed directioni,j,ti,j):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nom
In this step, fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of the transformation from the first sequence to the second sequence in the adjustment method for the reconstructed profile tool path of the near-net-shape blade according to the embodiment of the present invention, as shown in fig. 5, the tool enters from the feeding position 1 along the tangential vector C0-C1-C2-C3Out of the cutting position 2.
And S6, calculating the maximum chord length error and the maximum residual height of each tangent line.
In this step, fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of a chord length error in the adjustment method of the near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path provided by the embodiment of the present invention, fig. 7 is a schematic diagram of a residual height in the adjustment method of the near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path provided by the embodiment of the present invention, and as shown in fig. 6 to 7, { (CC) is processedi,j,ti,j)}j}nomContact point of each column in the series of contact points { CCi,jFitting to tangent lines cj (t);
calculating the jth tangent line C according to the formula (7)jUpper ith cutting contact point CCi,jError e of chord lengthi
Figure BDA0002687821290000131
In the formula: t is tiAnd ti+1Are respectively current contact points CCi,jAnd next contact point CCi+1,jCurve parameter of (1), piIs the radius of curvature, CtIs loss;
calculating the jth tangent line CjUpper ith cutting contact point CCi,jTo the j +1 th cutting contact line Cj+1(t) minimum distance diThe corresponding residual height h is calculated according to equation (8)i
Figure BDA0002687821290000132
In the formula: r is the radius of the tool, "+" represents a convex curved surface, "-" represents a concave curved surface;
repeating the calculation until all the contact points CC are calculatedi,jError e of chord lengthiAnd a residual height hiTake max { e, respectivelyiH and maxiAs the j-th tangent line CjAllowable chord length error ejAnd a permissible residual height hjThen the sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nomTransformation to { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hi):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nom
S7 according to the first feature point PgCalculating a tangent point and a normal vector on an actual processing molded surface to obtain a third sequence { (CC)i,j,ni,j,ej,hi):ui,j,vi,j}j}act
In this step, the sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hi):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nomWith the actual machining profile SactThe correlation, actual contact points are:
CCi,j=Sact(ui,j,vi,j) (9)
contact point CCi,jFanqin (a)i,jComprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0002687821290000141
in the formula, PuAnd PvFor actually working the profile SactIn the parameter (u)i,j,vi,j) A lower partial derivative vector;
according to the sequence { }nomForm (c) to obtain the sequence { (CC)i,j,ni,j,ej,hi):ui,j,vi,j}j}act
And S8, checking, adjusting and completing the contact point of each cutter according to the maximum chord length error and the maximum residual height.
In this step, fig. 8 is a schematic view of a curved surface of a tangent line in a method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path provided by an embodiment of the present invention, fig. 9 is a schematic view of an adjustment of a curved surface parameter in a method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path provided by an embodiment of the present invention, and fig. 10 is a schematic view of a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path provided by an embodiment of the present inventionThe schematic diagram of the parameter space in the adjustment method of the track of the plane-forming tool is shown in fig. 8-10, and the sequence { (CC) is takeni,j,ti,j,ej,hi):ui,j,vi,j}j}actJ column of (2), to be cut into contact points { CCi,jFitting as a tangent line Cj(t);
Get and cut contact CCi,jAnd CCi+1,jCalculating the corresponding curve parameter tiAnd ti+1Curvature rhoiAnd loss of section CtInstead of calculating the curve parameter increment Δ t in equation (7), there are two cases:
(1)Δt≥(ti+1-ti): at this time, the contact point CC is cuti,jAnd CCi+1,jIs less than or equal to the maximum chord length error ejTake off all the contacts CCi+1,jRepeating the step until all the contact points of the jth column are traversed;
(2)Δt<(ti+1-ti): at this time, the contact point CC is cuti,jAnd CCi+1,jIs larger than the maximum chord length error ejThe contact point CC needs to be adjustedi+1,jAt a position of (1), set ti+1=ti+ Δ t, updating the corresponding contact point CC on the contact linei+1,jRepeating the step until all the contact points of the jth column are traversed;
checking the curve parameter ti+1When t isi+1When 1, acquiring the third sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}actColumn j +1, will cut contact { CCi,j+1Fitting as a tangent line Cj+1(t); when t isi+1When the maximum chord length error e is less than 1jSupplement the contact point CCi+1,jUp to ti+1=1;
Sequence of (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hi):ui,j,vi,j}j}actColumn j +1, will cut contact { CCi,j+1Fitting as a tangent line Cj+1(t);
Calculate the jth row of contact points CCi,jContact line C for j +1 th columnj+1(t) nearest Point CCi,j+1'The minimum distance d is calculated according to equation (8)iThere are two cases:
(1)di≥||CCi,j-CCi,j+1'||2: at this time, the residual height is less than or equal to the allowable value hjTaking the next contact point CC in the jth rowi,jRepeating the step until all the contact points of the jth column are traversed; or the like, or, alternatively,
(2)di<||CCi,j-CCi,j+1'||2: the residual height is greater than the allowable value hjThe contact point CC needs to be adjustedi,j+1The position of (2):
cutting contact point CCi,jPerforming Taylor expansion:
CC′i,j+1-CCi,j=Pudu+Pvdu (11)
in the formula: puAnd PvIs a cutting contact point CCi,jThe partial derivative vector of (2).
② cutting contact CCi,j+1Should be located by the minimum distance diDetermining:
dik=Pu(ui,j+1-ui,j)+Pv(vi,j+1-vi,j) (12)
in the formula: k is a cutting contact point CCi,jTo the cutting contact point CCi,j+1'A unit vector of (a);
③ in the parameter space, setting the adjustment direction of the parameters as the slave (u)i,j,vi,j) To (u)i,j+1',vi,j+1'):
Figure BDA0002687821290000161
(iv) parameters (u) obtained by combining the formula (12) and the formula (13)i,j+1,vi,j+1) Further calculate the contact point CCi,j+1
Repeating the chord length error check of the j +1 th sequenceThen, the residual height check of the j +2 th column sequence is performed until all the contact points CC in the sequence are cuti,jFinishing the treatment;
checking all contact points CCi,jIf the parameter space is not covered, interpolation is carried out according to the residual height of the last column of sequences until the parameter space is completely enveloped.
And S9, according to the forward inclination angle and the side deflection angle, the rotating normal vector is a cutter shaft vector.
And S10, calculating the center point of the cutter according to the radius of the cutter and the contact point.
And S11, performing fairing optimization on the cutter shaft vector by adopting a quadratic programming method, and determining the cutter track of the actually processed molded surface.
The adjusting method provided by the embodiment of the invention is based on a numerical control machining program module, can effectively improve the automation degree of the milling process of the near-net-shape blade, and realizes automatic operation in the cutter track adjusting link; the mapping relation between the theoretical machining molded surface and the actual machining molded surface is fully utilized, and complex repeated calculation of a cutter track under a CAD (Computer Aided Design)/CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing) platform is avoided; the adjusted cutter track not only keeps consistent chord length error and residual height in the original cutter track, but also ensures that the cutter shaft vector is smoother; the method can be realized on any CAD/CAM platform, and can also be realized by independently compiling software algorithms, and the method is strong in universality.
As a preferred embodiment, in step S1, a first feature point P on the theoretical machining profile of the near-net-shape blade is obtainedgA second characteristic point R on the actual machining molded surfacegAnd associating the first feature point PgAnd a second characteristic point RgThe method specifically comprises the following steps:
first characteristic point PgComprising a first corner point VnomFirst boundary point BnomFirst leading edge point LnomFirst leading edge tangent point LCnom、LVnomFirst trailing edge point TnomFirst trailing edge tangent point TCnom、TVnomAnd a first type value point Qnom
Second characteristic point RgIncluding a second boundary corner point VactA second boundary point BactSecond leading edge point LactSecond leading edge tangent point LCact、LVactSecond trailing edge point TactSecond trailing edge tangent point TCact、TVactAnd a second type point Qact
Associating the first boundary corner points V according to the principle of minimum distanceactAnd a second boundary corner point Vnom
A first boundary point BnomFitting to a parametric curve according to a first boundary point BnomObtaining a second boundary point B on the corresponding boundary of the actual processing molded surface according to the curve parameter tact
Associating the second leading point L according to the distance minimization principleactSecond leading edge point LCact、LVactSecond trailing edge point TactSecond trailing edge tangent point TCact、TVactAnd a first leading edge point LnomFirst leading edge tangent point LCnom、LVnomFirst trailing edge point TnomFirst trailing edge tangent point TCnom、TVnom
Second type value point QactIs a first type value point QnomThe closest point to the actual machining profile.
As a preferred embodiment, in step S3, the actual machining pattern is performed toward the first feature point PgThe curved surface deformation specifically comprises the following steps:
establishing the second characteristic point R of the actual processing profilegCarrying out an objective function of curved surface deformation;
calculating a target function by adopting a least square method to obtain a deformed surface function;
wherein the objective function is:
Figure BDA0002687821290000181
wherein F is an objective function, PgIs as followsA characteristic point, RgIs a second feature point, h is a second feature point RgOf Δ d, Δ dijIncremental control points, R, for the actual machining of the profilei,k;j,lIs a basis function, (u)g,vg) Is the second characteristic point RgThe surface parameters of (1);
the basis functions are:
Figure BDA0002687821290000182
in the formula, ωi,jAs a control point weight, Ni,k(u) (i ═ 0, 1.., m) and Nj,l(v) (j ═ 0, 1,. times, n) are the basis functions u-to-k times and v-to-l times, respectively;
the function of the deformed surface is:
Figure BDA0002687821290000183
as a preferred embodiment, in step S4, a first sequence { (CC) of tool contact points, arbor vectors, curved surface parameters, and arbor angles in the theoretical tool location point file is obtainedi,ti):ui,vi,αi,βi}nomThe method specifically comprises the following steps:
acquiring a cutter center point sequence and a cutter axis vector sequence in a theoretical cutter location point file { (CL)i,ti):(xi,yi,zi,ii,ji,ki)}nom
Traversing a tool center point sequence { (CL)i,ti)}nomCalculating the cutting contact point CC of the cutter and the deformed curved surface by combining the geometric shape of the milling cutteriAnd its curved surface parameter ui、viAnd normal vector ni
Establishing a local coordinate system with the origin as the current contact point CCiX-axis is the current contact point CCiAnd next contact point CCi+1Z-axis being normal vector niCalculating the cutter shaftFront rake angle alphaiAnd slip angle betai
Changing the center point sequence of the tool { (CL)i,ti)}nomIs a first sequence { (CC)i,ti):ui,vi,αi,βi}nom
As a preferred embodiment, in step S6, the maximum chord length error and the maximum residual height of each tangent line are calculated, which specifically includes the following steps:
will { (CC)i,j,ti,j)}j}nomContact point of each column in the series of contact points { CCi,jFitting as a tangent line Cj(t);
Calculating the jth tangent line C according to the first formulajUpper ith cutting contact point CCi,jError e of chord lengthi
Calculating the jth tangent line CjUpper ith cutting contact point CCi,jTo the j +1 th cutting contact line Cj+1(t) minimum distance diCalculating the corresponding residual height h according to a second formulai
Until all the contact points CC are calculatedi,jError e of chord lengthiAnd a residual height hiTake max { e, respectivelyiH and maxiAs the j-th tangent line CjMaximum chord length error ejAnd maximum residual height hj
Transforming the second sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nomIs a fourth sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nom
Wherein the first formula is:
Figure BDA0002687821290000191
in the formula, tiIs a current cutting contact point CCi,jCurve parameter of, ti+1For the next contact point CCi+1,jCurve parameter of (1), piIs the radius of curvature, CtIs a tangential vector;
the second formula is:
Figure BDA0002687821290000192
in the formula, r is the radius of the cutter, wherein "+" represents a convex curved surface, and "-" represents a concave curved surface.
As a preferred embodiment, in step S7, the first feature point P is used as the basisgThe method comprises the following steps of calculating a contact point and a normal vector on an actual processing molded surface to obtain a third sequence, and specifically comprises the following steps:
the fourth sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nomWith the actual machining profile SactThe correlation, actual contact points are:
CCi,j=Sact(ui,j,vi,j);
contact point CCi,jNormal vector n ofi,jComprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0002687821290000201
in the formula, PuAnd PvFor the actual machining of the profile at a first characteristic point PgSurface parameter (u) ofi,j,vi,j) A lower partial derivative vector;
according to the sequence { }nomForm (2), obtaining a third sequence { (CC)i,j,ni,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}act
As a preferred embodiment, in step S8, the checking, adjusting and completing of each tool contact point according to the maximum chord length error and the maximum residual height specifically includes the following steps:
obtaining a fifth sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}actJ, cutting the tool into contact points { CCi,jFitting as a tangent line Cj(t);
Obtaining a contact point CCi,jAnd CCi+1,jCalculating the corresponding curve parameter tiAnd ti+1Curvature rhoiAnd loss of section CtSubstituting the curve parameter increment delta t into a first formula to calculate curve parameter increment delta t;
calculate the jth row of contact points CCi,jContact line C for j +1 th columnj+1(t) nearest Point CCi,j+1'Calculating the minimum distance d according to the second formulai
Checking the chord length error of the sequence of the (j + 1) th column, and then checking the residual height of the sequence of the (j + 2) th column until all the contact points CC in the sequence are cuti,jFinishing the treatment;
checking all contact points CCi,jIf the parameter space is not covered, interpolation is carried out according to the residual height of the last column of sequences until the parameter space is completely enveloped.
As a preferred embodiment, in step S9, the rotation normal vector is an arbor vector according to the anteversion angle and the slip angle, and specifically:
according to the formula of Rodrigue, the normal vector n of the contact point is determinedi,jAccording to a forward rake angle alphai,jAnd slip angle betai,jRotation as a knife axis vector ti,j
tα=ni,jcosα+(ni,j·fi,j)fi,j(1-cosα)+fi,j×ni,jsinα
ti,j=tαcosβ+(tα·ni,j)ni,j(1-cosβ)+ni,j×tαsinβ;
In the formula (f)i,jIs a cutting contact point CCi,jTo CCi+1,jThe unit vector of (2).
As a preferred embodiment, in step S10, a tool center point is calculated according to the tool radius and the contact point, specifically:
according to the radius r of the tool, the fifth sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}actTransform to sixth sequence { (CL)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}act
Wherein, CLi,j=CCi,j+rni,j
As a preferred embodiment, in step S11, a quadratic programming method is used to perform fairing optimization on the cutter axis vector, and determine the cutter path of the actual machining profile, which specifically includes the following steps:
for the sixth sequence { (CL)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}actPerforming cutter axis vector fairing on each row in the system, and establishing a cutter axis vector objective function;
optimally calculating a cutter shaft vector objective function by adopting a sequential quadratic programming method, and determining a cutter track { (CL) of an actual machining molded surfacei,j,ti,j)}j}act
Wherein the arbor vector objective function is:
Figure BDA0002687821290000211
in the formula, a and b are weight coefficients, and a + b is 1; m is the number of j-th row of contact points; a. thei,jAs vector swing of the cutter axis, ωi,jIs the angular velocity variation;
Ai,j=[(ti+1,j-ti,j)2+(CCi+1,j-CCi,j)2+(ti+1,j-ti,j)(CCi+1,j-CCi,j)]
Figure BDA0002687821290000221
it should be clear that the embodiments in this specification are described in a progressive manner, and the same or similar parts in the embodiments are referred to each other, and each embodiment focuses on the differences from the other embodiments. The present invention is not limited to the specific steps and structures described above and shown in the drawings. Also, a detailed description of known process techniques is omitted herein for the sake of brevity.
The above are merely examples of the present application and are not intended to limit the present application. Various modifications and alterations to this application will become apparent to those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of this invention. Any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present application should be included in the scope of the claims of the present application.

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1. A method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
obtaining a first characteristic point P on a theoretical machining profile of a near-net-shape bladegA second characteristic point R on the actual machining molded surfacegAnd associating said first characteristic point PgAnd the second characteristic point Rg
Calculating the second feature point RgThe surface parameters of (1);
the actual machining profile is processed to the first feature point PgThe curved surface of (2) is deformed;
acquiring a first sequence { (CC) of cutter contact points, cutter axis vectors, curved surface parameters and cutter axis angles of a cutter in a theoretical cutter location point filei,ti):ui,vi,αi,βi}nom
Transmitting the first sequence { (CC)i,ti):ui,vi,αi,βi}nomConversion into a second sequence { (CC) according to the feed directioni,j,ti,j):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nom
Calculating the maximum chord length error and the maximum residual height of each tangent line;
according to the first characteristic point PgCalculating a tangent point and a normal vector on the actual machining molded surface to obtain a third sequence { (CC)i,j,ni,j,ej,hi):ui,j,vi,j}j}act
Checking, adjusting and completing each cutter contact point according to the maximum chord length error and the maximum residual height;
rotating the normal vector as the cutter shaft vector according to the forward inclination angle and the slip angle;
calculating the center point of the cutter according to the radius of the cutter and the cutting contact point;
performing fairing optimization on the cutter shaft vector by adopting a quadratic programming method, and determining the cutter track of the actual processing molded surface; wherein the content of the first and second substances,
the first characteristic point PgComprising a first corner point VnomFirst boundary point BnomFirst leading edge point LnomFirst leading edge tangent point LCnom、LVnomFirst trailing edge point TnomFirst trailing edge tangent point TCnom、TVnomAnd a first type value point Qnom
The second characteristic point RgIncluding a second boundary corner point VactA second boundary point BactSecond leading edge point LactSecond leading edge tangent point LCact、LVactSecond trailing edge point TactSecond trailing edge tangent point TCact、TVactAnd a second type point Qact
Associating the first boundary corner points V according to the principle of minimum distanceactAnd said second boundary corner point Vnom
The first boundary point BnomFitting to a parametric curve according to the first boundary point BnomObtaining the second boundary point B on the corresponding boundary of the actual processing molded surface according to the curve parameter tact
Associating the second leading point L according to the distance minimization principleactThe second leading edge point LCact、LVactThe second trailing edge point TactSecond trailing edge tangent point TCact、TVactAnd the first leading edge point LnomThe first leading edge tangent point LCnom、LVnomThe first trailing edge point TnomFirst trailing edge tangent point TCnom、TVnom
The second type value point QactIs the first type value point QnomA closest point to the actual machining profile;
CCicontact point for tool and machining profile, tiIs the axis vector of the knife, uiIs a spline surface u-direction parameter, viFor the v-direction parameter, alpha, of a spline surfaceiIs the forward rake angle of the cutter shaft, betaiIs the side slip angle of the cutter;
CCi,ji-th contact point, t, for j-th contact linei,jThe knife axis vector u of the ith cutting contact point of the jth cutting contact linei,jU-direction parameter v of ith tangent point of jth tangent line on spline surfacei,jV-direction parameter, alpha, of ith tangent point of jth tangent line on spline surfacei,jThe forward rake angle of the cutter shaft of the ith cutting contact of the jth cutting contact line is betai,jThe side deflection angle of the cutter shaft of the u-direction parameter of the ith contact point of the jth tangent line on the spline surface, ni,jNormal vector of ith tangent point of jth tangent line on spline surface, ejAllowable chord length error, h, for the jth tangent lineiThe allowable residual height of the tangent line for the jth strip.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the actual machining profile is performed toward the first feature point PgThe curved surface deformation specifically comprises the following steps:
establishing the second characteristic point R of the actual machining profilegCarrying out an objective function of curved surface deformation;
calculating the target function by adopting a least square method to obtain a deformed surface function;
wherein the objective function is:
Figure FDA0003285985010000031
wherein F is an objective function, PgIs the first characteristic point, RgIs the second feature point, h is the second feature point RgOf Δ d, Δ dijFor control point increments of said actual machining profile, Ri,k;j,lIs a basis function, (u)g,vg) Is the second characteristic point RgThe surface parameters of (1); delta d is a control point increment matrix of the actual machined molded surface, m is the number of u-direction control points of the spline surface, and n is the number of v-direction control points of the spline surface;
the basis functions are:
Figure FDA0003285985010000032
in the formula, ωi,jAs a control point weight, Ni,k(u) (i ═ 0, 1.., m) and Nj,l(v) (j ═ 0, 1,. times, n) are the basis functions u-to-k times and v-to-l times, respectively;
the function of the deformation surface is as follows:
Figure FDA0003285985010000033
3. the method of claim 1, wherein the obtaining of the tool contact point, the tool axis vector, the surface parameter and the tool axis angle of the tool in the theoretical tool location file is performed by using a tool path tool with a reconstructed profile of the near-net-shape bladeFirst sequence of degrees { (CC)i,ti):ui,vi,αi,βi}nomThe method specifically comprises the following steps:
acquiring a cutter center point sequence and a cutter axis vector sequence { (CL) in the theoretical cutter location point filei,ti):(xi,yi,zi,ii,ji,ki)}nom
Traversing the sequence of tool center points { (CL)i,ti)}nomCalculating the cutting contact point CC of the cutter and the deformed curved surface by combining the geometric shape of the milling cutteriAnd its curved surface parameter ui、viAnd normal vector ni
Establishing a local coordinate system with the origin as the current contact point CCiX-axis is the current contact point CCiAnd next contact point CCi+1The z-axis being said normal vector niCalculating the forward rake angle alpha of the cutter shaftiAnd slip angle betai
Transforming the tool center point sequence { (CL)i,ti)}nomIs the first sequence { (CC)i,ti):ui,vi,αi,βi}nom
4. The method for adjusting the near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to claim 1, wherein the calculating the maximum chord length error and the maximum residual height of each tangent line specifically includes the following steps:
will { (CC)i,j,ti,j)}j}nomContact point of each column in the series of contact points { CCi,jFitting as a tangent line Cj(t);
Calculating the jth tangent line C according to the first formulajUpper ith cutting contact point CCi,jError e of chord lengthi
Calculating the jth tangent line CjUpper ith cutting contact point CCi,jTo the j +1 th cutting contact line Cj+1(t) minimum distance diAccording to a second formulaCalculating the corresponding residual height hi
Until all the contact points CC are calculatedi,jIs the chord length error eiAnd the residual height hiTake max { e, respectivelyiH and maxiAs the j-th tangent line CjMaximum chord length error ejAnd maximum residual height hj
Transforming the second sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nomIs a fourth sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nom
Wherein the first formula is:
Figure FDA0003285985010000041
in the formula, tiIs a current cutting contact point CCi,jCurve parameter of, ti+1For the next contact point CCi+1,jCurve parameter of (1), piIs the radius of curvature, CtIs a tangential vector;
the second formula is:
Figure FDA0003285985010000051
in the formula, r is the radius of the cutter, wherein "+" represents a convex curved surface, and "-" represents a concave curved surface.
5. The method of claim 4, wherein the tool path is adjusted according to the first feature point PgCalculating a tangent point and a normal vector on the actual processing molded surface to obtain a third sequence, and specifically comprising the following steps:
the fourth sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j,αi,j,βi,j}j}nomWith said actual machining profile SactThe correlation, actual contact points are:
CCi,j=Sact(ui,j,vi,j);
contact point CCi,jNormal vector n ofi,jComprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0003285985010000052
in the formula, PuAnd PvFor the actual machining profile at the first characteristic point PgSurface parameter (u) ofi,j,vi,j) A lower partial derivative vector;
according to the sequence { }nomObtaining the third sequence { (CC)i,j,ni,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}act
6. The method for adjusting the tool path of the near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile according to claim 4, wherein the checking, adjusting and completing each tool contact point according to the maximum chord length error and the maximum residual height specifically comprises the following steps:
obtaining a fifth sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}actJ, the cutting tool is cut into contact points { CCi,jFitting as a tangent line Cj(t);
Obtaining a contact point CCi,jAnd CCi+1,jCalculating the corresponding curve parameter tiAnd ti+1Curvature rhoiAnd loss of section CtSubstituting the curve parameter increment delta t into the first formula to calculate curve parameter increment delta t;
calculate the jth row of contact points CCi,jTo the j +1 th columnCj+1(t) nearest Point CCi,j+1'Calculating the minimum distance d according to the second formulai
Checking the chord length error of the sequence of the (j + 1) th column, and then checking the residual height of the sequence of the (j + 2) th column until all the contact points CC in the sequence are cuti,jFinishing the treatment;
checking all contact points CCi,jIf the parameter space is not covered, the interpolation is carried out according to the residual height of the last column of sequences until the parameter space is completely enveloped.
7. The method for adjusting a near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to claim 1, wherein the rotating the normal vector as the arbor vector according to a forward rake angle and an offset angle specifically includes:
according to the formula of Rodrigue, the normal vector n of the contact point is determinedi,jAccording to a forward rake angle alphai,jAnd slip angle betai,jRotation as a knife axis vector ti,j
tα=ni,jcosα+(ni,j·fi,j)fi,j(1-cosα)+fi,j×ni,jsinα
ti,j=tαcosβ+(tα·ni,j)ni,j(1-cosβ)+ni,j×tαsinβ;
In the formula (f)i,jIs a cutting contact point CCi,jTo CCi+1,jThe unit vector of (2).
8. The method for adjusting the near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile tool path according to claim 6, wherein the tool center point is calculated according to a tool radius and a cutting contact point, specifically:
according to the tool radius r, the fifth sequence { (CC)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}actTransform to sixth sequence { (CL)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}act
Wherein, CLi,j=CCi,j+rni,j
9. The method for adjusting the tool path of the near-net-shape blade reconstructed profile according to claim 8, wherein the tool path of the actual machining profile is determined by performing fairing optimization on the cutter-axis vector by using a quadratic programming method, and specifically comprises the following steps:
for the sixth sequence { (CL)i,j,ti,j,ej,hj):ui,j,vi,j}j}actPerforming cutter axis vector fairing on each row in the system, and establishing a cutter axis vector objective function;
performing optimization calculation on the cutter axis vector objective function by adopting a sequential quadratic programming method, and determining the cutter path { (CL) of the actual machining molded surfacei,j,ti,j)}j}act
Wherein the arbor vector objective function is:
Figure FDA0003285985010000071
in the formula, a and b are weight coefficients, and a + b is 1; m is the number of j-th row of contact points; a. thei,jAs vector swing of the cutter axis, ωi,jIs the angular velocity variation;
Ai,j=[(ti+1,j-ti,j)2+(CCi+1,j-CCi,j)2+(ti+1,j-ti,j)(CCi+1,j-CCi,j)]
Figure FDA0003285985010000072
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