CN113579850B - Visual measurement system and method for thermal error of multi-axis machine tool - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a visual measurement system and a visual measurement method for thermal errors of a multi-axis machine tool, wherein the visual measurement system comprises a thermal error test workpiece and the multi-axis machine tool for processing the thermal error test workpiece; the thermal error test workpiece is arranged on the multi-axis machine tool; the thermal error test workpiece comprises a plurality of linear axis test surfaces, a plurality of rotating axis test surfaces, a reference groove arranged on the linear axis test surfaces and a reference groove arranged on the rotating axis test surfaces; the normal direction of the linear shaft testing surface is the same as the direction of the corresponding linear shaft, and the axial direction of the rotating shaft testing surface is the same as the axial direction of the corresponding rotating shaft. The measuring method and the system provided by the invention can be used for five-axis machine tools with all configurations, and can obtain thermal error data of all motion axes of the five-axis machine tools; the thermal error is obtained by testing the surface processing groove of the workpiece through the thermal error and directly and visually observing the trace of the processing groove, and the visualization effect is high.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of machine tool thermal error measurement, in particular to a visual measurement system and method for thermal errors of a multi-axis machine tool.
Background
In precision and ultra-precision machining, the application of a five-axis machine tool is very wide, and the machining precision is directly influenced by the positioning error of the machine tool. Thermal errors caused by ambient temperature changes and heat generated during machine tool operation affect the positioning accuracy of the machine tool, and of the typical error sources of kinematic errors, thermo-mechanical errors, loads, power, motion control systems, etc., up to 75% of the overall geometric errors of the machined workpiece are caused by temperature effects. Therefore, the method has a significant meaning for predicting, measuring, analyzing and compensating the thermal error of the machine tool to improve the motion precision of the five-axis machine tool, and the measuring method of the thermal error is more important for evaluating the influence of the thermal error.
The current measuring methods related to the thermal error of the machine tool can be divided into two categories, namely non-machining measurement and machining measurement. The non-machining test method mainly uses an R test device, a ball bar meter, an optical measurement device, and the like to measure the thermal deformation and the thermal error of the linear axis and the rotational axis. The optical measurement equipment is widely applied to thermal error identification in a non-mechanical processing measurement method, the laser interferometer can be used for measuring a thermally induced positioning error of a linear axis, the non-contact laser grating system can be used for evaluating the influence of the thermal error on a position error of a rotating axis, and the laser tracker can be used for evaluating the influence of the thermal error on a motion track error of a machine tool in the whole working space. Machining measurements are the method of measuring and evaluating the thermal error of a machine tool during actual machining. According to the measuring method, the measurement of the machined workpiece is completed through equipment such as a dial indicator or a coordinate measuring machine, so that the influence of the thermal error of the machine tool on the geometric shape of the workpiece can be reflected quantitatively, but the influence of the temperature on the positioning precision of the machine tool is difficult to obtain visually.
Through the literature retrieval discovery of the prior art, chinese invention patent document with publication number CN104999342A discloses an automatic thermal error measuring system and a measuring method thereof under the real cutting state of a numerical control machine tool, which comprises a temperature sensor for measuring the temperature value of a temperature sensitive point of the numerical control machine tool, wherein the output end of the temperature sensor is connected with the input end of a temperature acquisition unit; the on-line detection system for measuring the standard component outputs trigger signals in two paths, one path is sent to the numerical control system of the numerical control machine, the other path is sent to the coordinate acquisition unit for extracting the space coordinate of the numerical control machine, the output end of the numerical control system of the numerical control machine is connected with the input end of the coordinate acquisition unit, and the output ends of the coordinate acquisition unit and the temperature acquisition unit are connected with the input end of the PC. The thermal error data of the machine tool in the X direction, the Y direction and the Z direction can be obtained by utilizing a contact type measuring head to measure the preset point positions of the cuboid standard block respectively in the machine tool cold state and after the machine tool runs for a period of time, but the thermal error data does not relate to a measuring method of the thermal error of the rotating shaft, and the result is in a numerical value form and is not visual enough.
Chinese patent publication No. CN111168469A discloses a five-axis numerical control machine spatial thermal error measurement system, and three directions that are vertically intersected in a defined space are respectively an X direction, a Y direction, and a Z direction, the five-axis numerical control machine spatial thermal error measurement system includes a measurement standard component that is used for being fixed on a workbench of a numerical control machine, and further includes a measurement head that is used for being fixed at a position of a spindle tool of the numerical control machine, the measurement standard component includes a standard ball head, and the standard ball head has a standard spherical surface that is used for being measured by the measurement head. The invention solves the technical problem that in the prior art, when a cuboid measurement standard component is applied to the thermal error measurement of a five-axis numerical control machine tool, if the measurement standard component generates a rotation angle, the thermal error value in other directions is influenced by a single thermal error. The thermal error data of the machine tool is obtained by measuring the distances from a plurality of standard balls to the sensors by the eddy current sensors respectively in a machine tool cold state and after running for a period of time, so that the problem that the measured thermal errors in different directions influence each other due to the inclination angle is solved, but the results are not visual enough, and the visualization effect is poor.
In view of the above-mentioned related technologies, the inventors consider that the above-mentioned method results are not intuitive enough and the visual effect is not good.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects in the prior art, the invention aims to provide a system and a method for visually measuring the thermal error of a multi-axis machine tool.
The visual measuring system for the thermal error of the multi-axis machine tool comprises a thermal error test workpiece and the multi-axis machine tool for processing the thermal error test workpiece, wherein the thermal error test workpiece is arranged on the multi-axis machine tool; the thermal error test workpiece is arranged on a multi-axis machine tool; the thermal error test workpiece comprises a plurality of linear axis test surfaces, a plurality of rotating axis test surfaces, a reference groove arranged on the linear axis test surfaces and a reference groove arranged on the rotating axis test surfaces; the normal direction of the linear shaft testing surface is the same as the direction of the corresponding linear shaft, and the axial direction of the rotating shaft testing surface is the same as the axial direction of the corresponding rotating shaft.
Preferably, the reference grooves on the linear axis test surface are parallel and equidistant grooves, and the direction of the reference grooves on the linear axis test surface is horizontal or vertical.
Preferably, the reference grooves on the rotating shaft testing surface are parallel grooves with equal arc length spacing, and the direction of the reference grooves on the rotating shaft testing surface is the same as the axial direction of the corresponding rotating shaft testing surface.
The invention provides a visual measuring method for thermal errors of a multi-axis machine tool, which comprises the following steps:
step 1: defining a plurality of directions according to the configuration of a multi-axis machine tool, and designing a model of a thermal error test workpiece;
and 2, step: processing and manufacturing a thermal error test workpiece;
and step 3: planning paths of a cutter on the multi-axis machine tool on a test surface corresponding to each motion axis;
and 4, step 4: operating the multi-axis machine tool from a cold machine state, processing a thermal error test workpiece according to a planned path at fixed time intervals, and recording the temperature during processing;
and 5: and obtaining the thermal error of each motion axis of the multi-axis machine tool under different temperature conditions according to the trace of the processing groove.
Preferably, when the thermal error test workpiece is processed in the step 2, the multi-axis machine tool is required to be fully preheated, the thermal error test workpiece is obtained by milling, and then equidistant and parallel reference grooves are processed on the test surface of the thermal error test workpiece corresponding to each axis of the multi-axis machine tool.
Preferably, the planning of the path of the tool on the test surface corresponding to each motion axis in step 3 includes tool path planning for measuring thermal errors of a linear axis and tool path planning for measuring thermal errors of a rotary axis.
Preferably, the tool path when measuring the thermal error of the linear axis is a straight line and is perpendicular to the reference groove on the test surface; the cutting depth of the tool is gradually reduced from the initial position along the moving direction of the tool, and finally the tool is separated from the contact with the testing surface at the preset reference axis.
Preferably, the tool path when measuring the thermal error of the rotating shaft is an arc, and the tangential direction of the tool path is perpendicular to the reference groove on the test surface; the cutting depth of the tool is set to gradually decrease along the moving direction of the tool from the initial position, and finally the tool is separated from the test surface at the predetermined reference axis.
Preferably, when the linear axis test surface of the thermal error test workpiece is processed in the step 4, the normal direction of the linear axis test surface is the same as the axial direction of the corresponding linear axis; when the rotating shaft test surface of the thermal error test workpiece is machined, the axial direction of the rotating shaft test surface is the same as the axial direction of the corresponding rotating shaft, the circular arc center of the planned cutter track is on the axis of the rotating shaft, and the axis of the rotating shaft test surface is offset by a certain distance relative to the axis of the rotating shaft.
Preferably, in the step 5, the reference grooves are numbered sequentially from small to large along the moving direction of the tool from the initial position of the tool, and when no thermal error is caused, the theoretical contact-breaking position of the tool and the test surface is numbered as N 0 The thermal error of the moving axis is expressed as
ε＝d(N-N 0 )
D is the projection length of a theoretical cutter track between two adjacent reference grooves in the cutting depth direction, and N is the number of the reference groove corresponding to the position where the machining groove is actually separated from the contact position of the test surface; ε is the thermal error of the axis of motion.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
1. the measuring method and the system can be used for five-axis machine tools with all configurations, and can obtain thermal error data of all motion axes of the five-axis machine tool;
2. the thermal error is tested by processing the groove on the surface of the workpiece, and the thermal error is directly obtained by visual observation according to the trace of the processing groove, so that the visual effect is high;
3. the invention adopts a mechanical processing method to measure the thermal error, has simple cutter track, does not depend on redundant measuring equipment, does not need to process a large number of microstructures, has high efficiency, saves the cost and reduces the influence of cutting force on the measuring result.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a five-axis machine tool;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a thermal error test workpiece model;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a linear axis thermal error measurement method;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a C-axis thermal error measurement method;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the A-axis thermal error measurement method;
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of a linear axis thermal error measurement method without tilting the tool;
FIG. 7 is a first schematic view of a C-axis thermal error measurement method without tilting the tool;
FIG. 8 is a second schematic diagram of a C-axis thermal error measurement method without tilting the tool.
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Thermal error test workpiece 2C axis test surface 6 processing tank 10
The Y-axis test surface 4 actually moves away from the contact position 12 with reference to the groove 8
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The present invention will be described in detail with reference to specific examples. The following examples will assist those skilled in the art in further understanding the invention, but are not intended to limit the invention in any way. It should be noted that it would be obvious to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention. All falling within the scope of the invention.
The embodiment of the invention discloses a visual measurement system for thermal errors of a multi-axis machine tool, which comprises a thermal error test workpiece 2 and the multi-axis machine tool for processing the thermal error test workpiece 2, as shown in fig. 1 and fig. 2; the thermal error test workpiece 2 is arranged on a multi-axis machine tool; the thermal error test workpiece 2 comprises a plurality of linear axis test surfaces, a plurality of rotating axis test surfaces, a reference groove 8 arranged on the linear axis test surfaces and a reference groove 8 arranged on the rotating axis test surfaces; the normal direction of the linear shaft testing surface is the same as the direction of the corresponding linear shaft, and the axial direction of the rotating shaft testing surface is the same as the axial direction of the corresponding rotating shaft. The reference grooves 8 on the linear axis test surface are parallel and equidistant grooves, and the direction of the reference grooves 8 on the linear axis test surface is horizontal or vertical. The reference grooves 8 on the rotating shaft testing surface are parallel grooves with equal arc length intervals, and the direction of the reference grooves 8 on the rotating shaft testing surface is the same as the axial direction of the corresponding rotating shaft testing surface.
A method for visually measuring thermal errors of a five-axis machine tool 1 can be used for measuring thermal errors of five-axis machine tools 1 of all configurations, so that the five-axis machine tool 1 with a spindle on both the spindle side and the workpiece side shown in fig. 1 is selected in the present embodiment to explain the content of the present invention in detail, and the design of a thermal error test workpiece 2 is as follows: according to the configuration of the five-axis machine tool 1, three pairwise orthogonal directions in the space are defined as an X direction, a Y direction and a Z direction, which correspond to the movement directions of an X axis, a Y axis and a Z axis in the five-axis machine tool 1, as shown in fig. 1. The axial directions of the A axis and the C axis of the machine tool respectively correspond to the X direction and the Z direction. The designed thermal error test piece 2, as shown in fig. 2, includes three linear axis test faces, two rotational axis test faces and a reference groove 8 on each test face. The linear axis testing surface is an X-axis testing surface 3, a Y-axis testing surface 4 and a Z-axis testing surface 5 which are three planes which are orthogonal pairwise. In actual machining tests, the normal direction of the linear axis test surface should be adjusted to be the same direction as the corresponding linear axis direction, and the reference grooves 8 on the linear axis test surface are a series of parallel grooves with equal spacing, and the direction is generally horizontal or vertical. The rotating shaft testing surface is a C-axis testing surface 6 and an A-axis testing surface 7 which are two cylindrical surfaces. In the actual machining test, the axial direction of the rotating shaft test surface is adjusted to be in the same direction as the corresponding rotating shaft axial direction, and the reference grooves 8 on the rotating shaft test surface are a series of parallel grooves with equal arc length intervals, and the direction of the grooves is in the same direction as the axial direction of the corresponding test surface. In particular, the radius of the A-axis test surface 7 should be equal to the distance from the tool tip point to the axis of rotation of the A-axis.
The embodiment of the invention also discloses a visual measuring method for the thermal error of the multi-axis machine tool, which comprises the following steps as shown in figures 1 and 2:
step 1: according to the multi-axis machine tool configuration, a plurality of directions are defined, and a model of the thermal error test workpiece 2 is designed. According to the configuration of the five-axis machine tool 1, the X direction, the Y direction and the Z direction are defined, and a model of the thermal error test workpiece 2 is designed. The thermal error test piece 2 includes three linear axis test faces, two rotational axis test faces and a reference groove 8 on each test face. The linear axis testing surface is an X-axis testing surface 3, a Y-axis testing surface 4 and a Z-axis testing surface 5 which are three planes which are orthogonal pairwise. The reference grooves 8 on the test surface of the linear axis are a series of parallel, equally spaced grooves oriented generally horizontally or vertically. The rotating shaft testing surface is a C-axis testing surface 6 and an A-axis testing surface 7 which are two cylindrical surfaces. The reference grooves 8 on the test surface of the rotating shaft are a series of parallel grooves with equal arc length spacing, and the direction of the grooves is the same as the axial direction of the corresponding test surface. In particular, the radius of the A-axis test surface 7 should be equal to the distance from the tool tip point to the axis of rotation of the A-axis.
According to the configuration of the five-axis machine tool 1, three pairwise orthogonal directions in a space are defined as an X direction, a Y direction and a Z direction, and a model of a thermal error test workpiece 2 is designed.
Step 2: the thermal error test piece 2 is machined and manufactured. When the thermal error test workpiece 2 is processed, the multi-axis machine tool is required to be fully preheated, the thermal error test workpiece 2 is obtained through milling, and then equidistant and parallel reference grooves 8 are processed on the test surface of the thermal error test workpiece 2 corresponding to each axis of the multi-axis machine tool. When the thermal error test workpiece 2 is machined, the machine tool is required to be fully preheated so as to eliminate the influence of heat on the geometric precision of the test workpiece in the preheating process. Firstly, a test workpiece is obtained through milling, and then a series of equidistant parallel reference grooves 8 are machined on the workpiece test surface corresponding to each shaft of the machine tool.
The thermal error tests the manufacturing of the workpiece 2. The machine tool is required to be sufficiently preheated to eliminate the influence of heat on the geometric accuracy of the tested workpiece in the preheating process. Then clamping the aluminum alloy blank on a workbench for milling to obtain a test workpiece, and processing a series of parallel reference grooves 8 with equal distance on the workpiece test surface corresponding to each shaft of the machine tool.
And step 3: and planning paths of the tool on the test surface corresponding to each motion axis on the multi-axis machine tool, namely planning motion tracks of the tool on the test surface corresponding to each motion axis. And planning paths of the cutter on the test surface corresponding to each motion axis, wherein the paths comprise cutter path planning for measuring thermal errors of linear axes and cutter path planning for measuring thermal errors of rotary axes. The tool path when measuring the thermal error of the linear axis is a straight line and should be perpendicular to the reference groove 8 on the test surface; the cutting depth of the tool is gradually reduced in the direction of movement of the tool, starting from an initial position 9, and finally the tool is out of contact with the test surface at a predetermined reference axis. The tool path when measuring the thermal error of the rotating shaft is a circular arc, and the tangential direction of the tool path is vertical to the reference groove 8 on the test surface; the cutting depth of the tool is set to decrease from the initial position 9 in the direction of movement of the tool and finally the tool is brought out of contact with the test surface at the predetermined reference groove 8. And planning the path of the cutter on the test surface corresponding to each motion axis.
And planning the motion tracks of the cutter on different test surfaces. The direction of movement of the tool is perpendicular to the direction of the reference groove 8, in which direction the cutting depth of the tool gradually decreases until it separates from the workpiece. The surface of the test piece will leave a trace of the machined groove 10 from deep to shallow.
And 4, step 4: and operating the machine tool from a cold state, machining the test workpiece at fixed time intervals according to the planned track, and recording the machining temperature. And operating the multi-axis machine tool from a cold state, testing the workpiece 2 according to the planned path machining thermal error at fixed time intervals, and recording the machining temperature.
When the linear axis test surface of the thermal error test workpiece 2 is processed, the normal direction of the linear axis test surface is the same as the axial direction of the corresponding linear axis; when the rotating shaft testing surface of the thermal error testing workpiece 2 is machined, the axial direction of the rotating shaft testing surface should be the same as the axial direction of the corresponding rotating shaft, the circular arc center of the planned cutter track should be on the rotating shaft axis, the axis of the rotating shaft testing surface should deviate a certain distance relative to the rotating shaft axis, and the distance should meet the requirement of the cutter track on the cutting depth.
When the machining groove 10 on the test surface is machined, the cutter shaft direction needs to incline at a certain angle, and the certain angle comprises 45 degrees. For a five-axis machine tool 1 with two rotating shafts on the side of a workbench, the axial direction of the tool cannot be directly inclined, and the measuring method can be expanded. When measuring the thermal error of the linear axis without tilting the tool, the machining groove 10 on the test surface should be machined on the tilted plane. When measuring the C-axis thermal error without tilting the tool, there are 2 options: and replacing the cylindrical surface with a conical surface to be used as a C-axis thermal error testing surface, or controlling the movement of an A (or B) axis of the machine tool to enable the C axis to incline.
And 5: and obtaining the thermal error of each motion axis of the multi-axis machine tool under different temperature conditions according to the trace of the processing tank 10. According to the trace of the machining groove 10, the thermal error of each motion axis of the five-axis machine tool 1 under different temperature conditions can be directly obtained by visual observation. Numbering the reference grooves 8 from the initial position 9 of the cutter to the big along the movement direction of the cutter, wherein the reference grooves 8 corresponding to the theoretical contact-separating position 11 of the cutter and the test surface are numbered N when no thermal error influence exists 0 Then the thermal error of the moving axis is expressed as
ε＝d(N-N 0 )
Wherein d is the projection length of the theoretical tool path between two adjacent reference grooves 8 in the cutting depth direction, and N is the number of the reference groove 8 corresponding to the actual contact position 12 where the machining groove 10 and the test surface are separated from each other; ε is the thermal error of the motion axis.
The method for measuring the thermal error of the linear axis comprises the following steps: in the present embodiment, a Z-axis thermal error measurement method is selected, as shown in fig. 3, for a detailed description. The thermal error measurement method for the X-axis and the Y-axis is the same. First, the Z-axis test surface 5 is made normal to the Z-axis direction. Secondly, a theoretical tool path without thermal error influence is planned. The theoretical tool path is a straight line and should be perpendicular to the reference groove 8, so the direction of the reference groove 8 of the Z-axis test surface 5 is selected as the X direction, and the tool motion direction is the Y direction. The tool is therefore only involved in movement in both the Y-axis and Z-axis. The cutting depth of the tool at the initial position 9 is set, the cutting depth gradually decreases along the tool movement direction, and finally the tool is separated from the contact with the Z-axis test surface 5. Numbering the reference grooves 8 from the initial position 9 to the big along the moving direction of the cutter in turn, wherein when no thermal error is caused, the number of the reference groove 8 corresponding to the theoretical contact-separating position 11 of the cutter and the Z-axis test surface 5 is N 0 . Finally, the five-axis machine tool 1 is operated at intervals to process the Z-axis test surface 5 according to a preset theoretical tool path, and a series of processing grooves 10 can be obtained on the Z-axis test surface 5. The thermal error in the Z-axis direction can be expressed as:
ε z ＝d(N z -N 0 )
wherein d is the projection length of the theoretical tool path between two adjacent reference grooves 8 in the cutting depth direction, N z The reference groove 8 corresponding to the actual position 12 of disengagement of the machining groove 10 from the Z-axis test surface 5 is numbered z Is the thermal error in the Z-axis direction.
The measuring method of the thermal error of the rotating shaft comprises the following steps: the method of measuring the thermal error of the C-axis is shown in fig. 4. First, the axis direction of the C-axis test surface 6 is made to be the Z direction, and the direction of the reference groove 8 thereon is made to be the Z direction. Secondly, a theoretical tool path without thermal error influence is planned. The theoretical tool path is a circular arc with the same radius as the C-axis test surface 6, and the tangential direction of the theoretical tool path at the reference axis 8 is orthogonal to the direction of the reference axis 8. The cutting depth of the tool in the initial position 9 is set, the cutting depth gradually decreases in the direction of movement of the tool, and the theoretical contact-free position 11 of the tool with the C-axis test surface 6 is determined. Finally, the five-axis machine tool 1 is operated at intervals to process the C-axis test surface 6 according to a preset theoretical tool path, and a series of processing grooves 10 can be obtained on the C-axis test surface 6. In actual machining, the five-axis machine tool 1 only moves along the C axis, and the machined groove 10 is obtained through equivalent turning operation, so that the arc center of the theoretical tool path is on the C axis, and the axis of the C-axis test surface 6 is offset from the C axis by a distance to meet the requirement of the theoretical tool path on the cutting depth. The reference groove 8 is used for comparing the theoretical separation position 11 and the actual separation position 12 of the machining groove 10 and the C-axis test surface 6, and the radial positioning error of the C-axis under the heat influence can be obtained.
The method of measuring the thermal error of the a-axis is shown in fig. 5. In the measurement, the axis direction of the a-axis test surface 7 is the X direction, and the direction of the reference groove 8 thereon is the X direction. The remaining measurement principles and steps are similar to the measurement method of the C-axis thermal error.
The thermal error measurement method in the above embodiment may be directly applied to any configuration of orthogonal five-axis machine tool 1. Note that, when machining the groove 10 on the test surface, the arbor direction needs to be inclined by 45 degrees. However, for the five-axis machine tool 1 configured with two rotation axes on the table side, the tool axis direction cannot be directly tilted, and the embodiment needs to be expanded. To measure the thermal error in the Y-direction, the test should be performed on an inclined plane, as shown in fig. 6. The result is affected by the X and Z thermal errors, but in principle they can be separated by measuring the thermal error in the Z direction. When measuring the C-axis thermal error without tilting the tool, there are 2 options: and (3) replacing the cylindrical surface with a conical surface as a C-axis thermal error testing surface as shown in FIG. 7, or controlling the movement of the A (or B) axis of the machine tool to incline the C axis as shown in FIG. 8.
The method can measure the thermal errors of the three linear axes and the two rotating axes of the five-axis machine tool 1 without other measuring equipment or instruments, the visualization effect of the measurement result is good, and the influence of the temperature on the positioning precision of the machine tool can be evaluated by visual observation.
According to the invention, the corresponding thermal error test workpiece 2 is designed according to the configuration of the five-axis machine tool 1, so that the method can be used for measuring the thermal errors of the five-axis machine tool 1 with all configurations, and can obtain the thermal error data of all motion axes. Through processing reference groove 8 in advance on thermal error test work piece 2 for the thermal error can directly be seen and obtained, and visual effectual. By a mechanical processing test method, the actual processing path and the theoretical path are compared with the theoretical contact position 11 separated from the processing surface relative to the processing surface to obtain the thermal error data of each motion axis, expensive measuring equipment is not relied on, a complex microstructure does not need to be processed, the measuring efficiency is improved, the measuring cost is saved, and the influence of cutting force on the measuring result is reduced.
In the description of the present application, it is to be understood that the terms "upper", "lower", "front", "rear", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "top", "bottom", "inner", "outer", and the like indicate orientations or positional relationships based on those shown in the drawings, and are only for convenience in describing the present application and simplifying the description, but do not indicate or imply that the referred device or element must have a specific orientation, be constructed in a specific orientation, and be operated, and thus, should not be construed as limiting the present application.
The foregoing description of specific embodiments of the present invention has been presented. It is to be understood that the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments described above, and that various changes or modifications may be made by one skilled in the art within the scope of the appended claims without departing from the spirit of the invention. The embodiments and features of the embodiments of the present application may be combined with each other arbitrarily without conflict.
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1. A visual measurement system for thermal errors of a multi-axis machine tool is characterized by comprising a thermal error test workpiece (2) and the multi-axis machine tool for processing the thermal error test workpiece (2); the thermal error test workpiece (2) is arranged on a multi-axis machine tool; the thermal error test workpiece (2) comprises a plurality of linear axis test surfaces, a plurality of rotating axis test surfaces, a reference groove (8) arranged on the linear axis test surfaces and a reference groove (8) arranged on the rotating axis test surfaces; the normal direction of the linear shaft testing surface is the same as the direction of the corresponding linear shaft, and the axial direction of the rotating shaft testing surface is the same as the axial direction of the corresponding rotating shaft;
the reference grooves (8) on the linear axis testing surface are parallel grooves with equal distance, and the direction of the reference grooves (8) on the linear axis testing surface is horizontal or vertical;
the reference grooves (8) on the rotating shaft testing surface are parallel grooves with equal arc length intervals, and the direction of the reference grooves (8) on the rotating shaft testing surface is the same as the axial direction of the corresponding rotating shaft testing surface.
2. A visual measurement method for thermal errors of a multi-axis machine tool is characterized in that the visual measurement system for thermal errors of the multi-axis machine tool, which is disclosed by claim 1, is applied, and comprises the following steps:
step 1: defining a plurality of directions according to the configuration of the multi-axis machine tool, and designing a model of a thermal error test workpiece (2);
step 2: machining and manufacturing a thermal error test workpiece (2);
and 3, step 3: planning paths of a cutter on the multi-axis machine tool on a test surface corresponding to each motion axis; planning paths of the cutter on the test surface corresponding to each motion axis, wherein the paths comprise cutter path planning for measuring thermal errors of linear axes and cutter path planning for measuring thermal errors of rotary axes;
the cutter track when the thermal error of the linear axis is measured is a straight line and is vertical to a reference groove (8) on the test surface; the cutting depth of the cutter is gradually reduced from an initial position (9) along the movement direction of the cutter, and finally the cutter is separated from the contact with the test surface at a preset reference axis;
the cutter track when the thermal error of the rotating shaft is measured is an arc, and the tangential direction of the cutter track is vertical to a reference groove (8) on a test surface; setting the cutting depth of the cutter to gradually decrease along the movement direction of the cutter from an initial position (9), and finally enabling the cutter to be out of contact with the test surface at a preset reference axis; and 4, step 4: operating the multi-axis machine tool to process a thermal error test workpiece (2) according to a planned path at fixed time intervals from a cold state and recording the processing temperature;
and 5: obtaining thermal errors of all moving axes of the multi-axis machine tool under different temperature conditions according to the trace of the processing tank (10);
numbering the reference grooves (8) from the initial position (9) of the cutter to the big along the movement direction of the cutter, wherein when no thermal error is caused, the theoretical contact position (11) of the cutter and the test surface is positioned at the number N 0 At the reference groove (8), the thermal error of the motion axis is expressed as
ε＝d(N-N 0 )
Wherein d is the projection length of the theoretical cutter track between two adjacent reference grooves (8) in the cutting depth direction, and N is the number of the reference groove (8) corresponding to the actual contact position (12) where the machining groove (10) is separated from the test surface; ε is the thermal error of the motion axis.
3. The visual measurement method for the thermal error of the multi-axis machine tool according to claim 2, characterized in that, when the thermal error test workpiece (2) is processed in the step 2, the multi-axis machine tool is required to be fully preheated, the thermal error test workpiece (2) is obtained by milling, and then equidistant and parallel reference grooves (8) are processed on the test surface of the thermal error test workpiece (2) corresponding to each axis of the multi-axis machine tool.
4. The visual measurement method of the thermal error of the multi-axis machine tool according to claim 2, characterized in that, when the linear axis test surface of the thermal error test workpiece (2) is processed in the step 4, the normal direction of the linear axis test surface is the same as the axial direction of the corresponding linear axis; when the rotating shaft test surface of the thermal error test workpiece (2) is machined, the axial direction of the rotating shaft test surface is the same as the axial direction of the corresponding rotating shaft, the circular arc center of the planned cutter track is on the rotating shaft axis, and the axis of the rotating shaft test surface is offset by a certain distance relative to the rotating shaft axis.
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