EP0274497A1 - Process and device for grinding moulding blanks to size. - Google Patents
Process and device for grinding moulding blanks to size.Info
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- EP0274497A1 EP0274497A1 EP87904379A EP87904379A EP0274497A1 EP 0274497 A1 EP0274497 A1 EP 0274497A1 EP 87904379 A EP87904379 A EP 87904379A EP 87904379 A EP87904379 A EP 87904379A EP 0274497 A1 EP0274497 A1 EP 0274497A1
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- blank
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Classifications
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B24—GRINDING; POLISHING
- B24B—MACHINES, DEVICES, OR PROCESSES FOR GRINDING OR POLISHING; DRESSING OR CONDITIONING OF ABRADING SURFACES; FEEDING OF GRINDING, POLISHING, OR LAPPING AGENTS
- B24B5/00—Machines or devices designed for grinding surfaces of revolution on work, including those which also grind adjacent plane surfaces; Accessories therefor
- B24B5/01—Machines or devices designed for grinding surfaces of revolution on work, including those which also grind adjacent plane surfaces; Accessories therefor for combined grinding of surfaces of revolution and of adjacent plane surfaces on work
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B24—GRINDING; POLISHING
- B24B—MACHINES, DEVICES, OR PROCESSES FOR GRINDING OR POLISHING; DRESSING OR CONDITIONING OF ABRADING SURFACES; FEEDING OF GRINDING, POLISHING, OR LAPPING AGENTS
- B24B41/00—Component parts such as frames, beds, carriages, headstocks
- B24B41/06—Work supports, e.g. adjustable steadies
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a method according to the preamble of claim 1, by means of which pre-ground molded blanks can be ground to size.
- the present invention relates to a device for performing this method, according to claim 2.
- This grinding of the pre-ground molded parts to size if only one end of the molded part has to be ground to size and a high dimensional stability, in particular the cylindricity or taper of another area of the molded part is required, must be grinding between tips , which takes place in two or more grinding operations switched in succession, with the molded parts being reclamped in between on the grinding machine.
- the present invention is based on the object of proposing a method and a device by means of which the disadvantages of the conventional shaped part blanks pre-ground to size and inexpensively high-precision axially symmetrical profiled shaped parts can be ground to size in a single grinding operation between centers, if possible , even if an end area of the molded part has to be sanded.
- this object is achieved on the one hand by a method as defined in claim 1.
- 1 is a typical nozzle needle for injection nozzles in side view, on an enlarged scale
- FIG. 2 schematically shows the arrangement of a device in which a first method step for producing the molded part is carried out, namely the pre-processing and the parting of the blank from the rod, seen from above,
- FIG. 3 shows a device according to the invention, which is used to grind the pre-ground molded blank according to the invention in a single clamping between tips and in a single grinding operation, as seen from above, partially cut,
- Fig. 4 shows a detail of the processing of the needle tip, also seen from above, and
- Fig. 5 shows another detail of the processing of the needle tip, seen from above.
- nozzle needle for gasoline injection nozzles as can advantageously be ground to size in a single grinding process between tips in the inventive device in a single grinding operation, provided that the molding blank required for this purpose has at least the precision of a centerless has ground part or has been ground out of a rod of round steel as described below. If you consider that such a part, which has a length of approx. 50 mm and an average diameter of approx.
- this nozzle needle is also precisely at a right angle to the nozzle needle -Longitudinal thing A to be ground part end 1 ', a needle lifting support 5 and a release transition 6.
- the needle shaft 4 is offset from the guide diameter 3 by a groove 7, the groove 7 being delimited by two different, defined cones, namely a steady rest 8 and a phase 9.
- the tip 10 of the nozzle needle has two differently inclined cone segments, namely a seat angle 11 and a clearance angle 12, which must be highly precise in terms of both angle and cone length in order to ensure proper functioning of the injection nozzle.
- the cylindrical guide diameter 3 of this nozzle needle not only has to have perfect cylindricity, but also has to be mated with the inner bore of the needle housing receiving the nozzle needle (not shown) in such a way that play-free guidance can be guaranteed.
- this representative molded part chosen for the illustration of the present invention is an extraordinarily demanding part which is extremely difficult to manufacture in the conventional methods and with the conventional means and whose serial production by means of the conventional process of decolleting and gradual grinding of the different diameters and angles is very expensive.
- This demanding part is, however, very well suited to show the advantages and possibilities of the present invention compared to the conventional manufacturing processes of such parts.
- a nozzle needle blank is made from a decolletage operation ⁇ a non-hardened steel rod is unscrewed, after which this blank is hardened and pre-ground as part of a centerless grinding before in individual grinding operations, with different clamping of the molded part blank 18, first the guide diameter 3 and then that Sit angle 11 and the clearance angle 12 of the tip 10 are ground.
- a grinding process can be used, as is described below with reference to FIG. 2.
- a rod 13 of round material advantageously unhardened or hardened steel
- a tool spindle head 15 which is only indicated schematically and in dash-dot lines, and from which the molded part blanks 18 are to be molded in series.
- a second collet 16 is arranged in a synchronous tool headstock 17 on the same axis B, into which the rod 13, or. a pre-machined molding blank 18 still connected to the rod 13 is inserted up to an adjustable and adjustable stop 19.
- FIG. 2 shows a profile grinding wheel 20 and a support bezel 21. It is also noticeable that the axis B is not at a right angle to the feed axis of the profile grinding wheel 20 illustrated by the double arrow C, but is inclined to it . An inclination of approx. 10 ° has proven itself and makes it possible to grind the part end 1 ′ that is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis A of the molded part and the needle lifting pad 5 and the release transition 6 correctly in a single grinding process at right angles to said longitudinal axis A of the molded part.
- the profile grinding wheel 20 in a known manner without unclamping the profile grinding wheel 20 depending on the inclination of the axis B and the profile to be given to the pre-machined molded part blank 18 at regular intervals directly on the NC-controlled machine, for example using a diamond roller.
- the resulting removal of grinding wheel material is taken into account in a known manner in the automatic calculation of the profile grinding wheel feed.
- the profile grinding wheel 20 is designed so that they simultaneously vorschleift in one operation a part of a first mold part blank 18 'and at least a part or the whole molding blank 18''ready grinds and preprocessed it from the completed and partially located in the second collet 16 form part blank 18 separates.
- Formteil ⁇ blank 18 '' is pressed by the grinding wheel 20 from the axis B and the longitudinal axis A of the molding itself luckyge ⁇ , the steady rest 21 is correspondingly angeord ⁇ net.
- the second collet 16 in the synchronous tool headstock 17 is advantageously opened and retracted so that the molded part blank 18 which has been partially inserted into it and is now separated from the rod 13 can be pushed out of it by means of the stop 19 before the rod 13 is advanced until the molding blank 18 ′′ still connected to it is inserted into the second collet 16 in place of the molding blank 18.
- the grinding process described above again takes place, in which a part of a new molded part blank 18 'is pre-ground and a part or the entire molded part blank 18''is finish-ground except for the separation from the rod 13 .
- it may be indicated to monitor a critical part diameter during the grinding process by means of a diameter measuring head 22 such that the profile disk feed can be controlled as a function of this part dimension.
- the molded part blanks 18 produced according to the above grinding operation are, if they have been ground out of hardened rods 13, finished and at least have the dimensional accuracy and surface quality of centerless ground parts. They can therefore be fed directly to grinding to measure without further preprocessing.
- FIG. 3 showing the molded part blank holder and a fine grinding profile grinding wheel 29 by means of which the Molding blank 18 to the finished machined high-precision and with the inner bore of the nozzle needle housing, not shown, milled needle is finished.
- the machining of the nozzle needle can, as mentioned, be carried out in a single clamping of the molding blank 18 between tips. Since this molding blank 18 only at its largest diameter, the guide diameter 3 and the tip 10, respectively.
- Fig. 3 it can be seen that the molding blank 18 is inserted with its rear end, that is, the pressure pin 1, in a so-called 6 ° driver 24, which is part of a shear-free workpiece drive 34, such that it over the between the Thrust pin 1 and the free position 2 of the needle stroke support 5 lying edge is taken when the driver 24 itself is set in rotation.
- the driver 24 can be retracted in the direction of the workpiece headstock 25 in order to insert the molding blank 18 into the centering bezel 23 from the side of the workpiece headstock 25 before the driver 24 is brought into operative connection with the molding blank 18.
- the centering bezel 23 is essentially a U-shaped carrier 26 which, like a hollow counter tip, is connected to the tailstock 27 of the advantageously NC-controlled grinding machine and carries a completely drilled hollow tip 28 lying exactly in the intermediate tip axis D. which the molded part blank 18 can pass through, in such a way that the hollow tip 28 guides and centers it at a point which no longer needs to be ground when the molded part blank 18 is finished and is designed as a steady rest.
- the steady rest 8 of the groove 7 is received by the hollow tip 28 in such a way that only the guide diameter 3, which, as mentioned above, needs to be ground in a pair, is effectively ground “between tips”.
- the needle shaft 4 and the adjoining tip 10 with their cone segments to be finished, the seat angle 11 and the clearance angle 12 protrude in the direction of the tailstock 27 from the hollow tip 28, such that the needle shaft 4 with the Subsequent seat angle 11 and clearance angle 12 can be ground freestanding through the fine grinding profile grinding wheel 29 protruding into the intermediate bezel 23.
- the intermediate bezel 23 according to the invention makes it possible for a plurality of its cylindrical regions as well as an end region to be ground to size in a single clamping of the molding blank 18.
- the cylindrical area is the guide diameter 3 to be milled, which is either by means of a fine-grinding profile profile used specifically for this purpose Grinding wheel or part of a combined fine grinding profile grinding wheel 29 can be finish-ground according to FIG. 3.
- the top 10 of the 'form part of the blank 18 by means of a Doppel ⁇ measuring head 30 may in a known manner, the cylindrical capacity of the guide diameter 3 as well as its exact diameter measured and be assured.
- the tool headstock is advantageously equipped with a device according to Swiss Pat. No. 623 261 for cylindrical grinding of workpieces. By measuring the longitudinal position of the molding blank 18 in the driver 24, respectively.
- the fine grinding profile grinding wheel 29 can also be adjusted laterally at right angles to its normal feed direction according to double arrow E according to double arrow F. in such a way that that part of the fine grinding profile grinding wheel 29, or possibly a separate grinding wheel, which is used for finish grinding the seat angle 11 and the clearance angle 12 of the tip 10, in addition to the finished grinding ⁇ , this angle also the correct length of the ensures needle.
- a support bezel can also support the free-standing part of the molded part blank 18 in this grinding process in order to prevent an undesired deformation of this part.
- two fine grinding wheels are advantageously combined to form a single one, in order to be used as a one-piece fine grinding profile grinding wheel 29.
- it too can be removed automatically in such a way that the nozzle needles finished with it have the highest precision and the best surface quality.
- the fine grinding profile grinding wheel 29 can be provided with two individually used profiles 32 and 33, such that, for example, simultaneously with the final grinding of the guide diameter 3 to be paired by means of the first profile 32 according to FIG. 4 the seat angle 11 is finish-ground and the clearance angle 12 is pre-ground, whereas the clearance angle 12 is finish-ground after the fine-grinding profile grinding wheel 29 has been retracted and moved up again by means of the second profile 33 according to FIG. 5.
- a molded part that can be ground to size only in a plurality of workpiece clamps can be ground to size in two work steps with a single workpiece clamping between centers.
- molded parts other than nozzle needles for injection pumps can also be produced inexpensively and with a reduced number of clampings compared to the conventional manufacturing methods. It is sufficient to adapt the profile grinding wheels 20 and 29 as well as the centering bezel 23 which serves to clamp the molding blank 18 to the specific circumstances. Inventive addition is no longer necessary.
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Abstract
Afin de meuler directement entre des pointes une ébauche de pièce préformée (18) dont une ou plusieurs régions cylindriques ou coniques (3, 4) et une de ses extrémités (10) doivent être meulées sur mesure, sans avoir à la replacer, on utilise une lunette intermédiaire en U (23) pour décaler la pointe creuse (28) de la contre-poupée (27) dans le sens de la poupée (25) de l'outil. La pointe creuse (28) est en outre totalement évidée et a la forme d'une lunette, de sorte qu'une partie de l'ébauche de pièce préformée (18) puisse la traverser. Cette partie (4; 10) s'étend alors librement entre la poupée (25) de l'outil et la contre-poupée (27) et peut être usinée par une meule (29) mobile même au-delà de l'axe intermédiaire (d) de la pointe. On peut ainsi meuler sur mesure l'ébauche de pièce préformée (18) après l'avoir serrée une seule fois entre les pointes, sans être obligé de la replacer.In order to grind a preformed part blank (18) directly between points (18) of which one or more cylindrical or conical regions (3, 4) and one of its ends (10) must be ground to measure, without having to replace it, we use an intermediate U-shaped bezel (23) for shifting the hollow point (28) of the tailstock (27) in the direction of the tailstock (25) of the tool. The hollow point (28) is furthermore completely recessed and has the shape of a bezel, so that part of the preformed part blank (18) can pass through it. This part (4; 10) then extends freely between the headstock (25) of the tool and the tailstock (27) and can be machined by a grinding wheel (29) mobile even beyond the intermediate axis (d) from the tip. It is thus possible to grind to measure the preformed part blank (18) after having clamped it only once between the points, without having to replace it.
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Priority Applications (1)
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AT87904379T ATE62168T1 (en) | 1986-07-21 | 1987-07-17 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR GRINDING BLANKS TO MEASUREMENTS. |
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EP0274497A1 true EP0274497A1 (en) | 1988-07-20 |
EP0274497B1 EP0274497B1 (en) | 1991-04-03 |
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JP (1) | JPH01500980A (en) |
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