EP1181132A1 - Rough-grinding and finish-grinding a crankshaft in a clamping - Google Patents
Rough-grinding and finish-grinding a crankshaft in a clampingInfo
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- EP1181132A1 EP1181132A1 EP00927018A EP00927018A EP1181132A1 EP 1181132 A1 EP1181132 A1 EP 1181132A1 EP 00927018 A EP00927018 A EP 00927018A EP 00927018 A EP00927018 A EP 00927018A EP 1181132 A1 EP1181132 A1 EP 1181132A1
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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
- B24B5/36—Single-purpose machines or devices
- B24B5/42—Single-purpose machines or devices for grinding crankshafts or crankpins
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- the present invention relates to a method for grinding a centrally clamped crankshaft and a crankshaft grinding machine for carrying out the method.
- crankshafts are ground in known processes in several stages on different machines in several operations on grinding machines specially equipped for this purpose. Another method and a corresponding device are known from DE 43 27 807. There, a crankshaft with an axial pull is clamped between pick-up tips of a workpiece spindle and tailstock of a grinding machine. All bearings, pin bearings, flanges, pins and end faces of the crankshaft are finish-ground in this setting. At least two appropriately contoured grinding wheels are used.
- crankshaft is manufactured in several processing stages on several grinding machines or is finished ground in one setting.
- the object of the invention is to develop a method for grinding crankshafts and a device with which dimensional, shape and machining tolerances of the crankshaft are improved and the machining time is reduced.
- This object is achieved with a method for grinding a centrally clamped crankshaft with the features of claim 1, with a crankshaft grinding machine for carrying out the method with the features of claim 12 and with a crankshaft made of high-alloy steel or cast material with the features of claim 19 .
- a method according to the invention for grinding a centrically clamped crankshaft provides that its pin bearings and main bearings are ground in one setting in such a way that at least the main bearings are first pre-ground and then the pin bearings and then the main bearings are finish-ground. After, for example, machining preprocessing becomes
- the pin bearings are also pre-ground.
- the pre-grinding of the pin bearings is advantageously carried out after the pre-grinding of the main bearings. Since bearing points of different crankshafts usually have different shapes, such as with lateral radii or recesses, by pre-grinding the crankshaft, as shown above, it is possible to avoid the distortion in the finished product that results from stresses released in the crankshaft. When Like finish grinding, the face sides can also be sanded without the desired tolerance values being exceeded after finish grinding.
- crankshafts from tempered steel has proven to be a particularly preferred area of application for the method and the crankshaft grinding machine.
- One embodiment of the method provides that the pre-grinding and the finish grinding take place with a single grinding wheel. Another method provides that the pre-grinding and the finish grinding each take place with a grinding wheel. On the other hand, the use of a grinding wheel for pre-grinding and a grinding wheel for finish grinding enables different grinding wheel specifications and dimensions to be used for the different machining processes.
- a further embodiment of the method provides that the main bearings and the pin bearings are pre-ground and finished with one grinding wheel each. Pin bearings such as main bearings can have different machining tolerances. By appropriately assigning a grinding wheel to a type of crankshaft bearing to be machined, it is possible to match the grinding wheel specification accordingly.
- CBN grinding wheel it is advantageous to use a CBN grinding wheel. On the one hand, this allows high cutting speeds, on the other hand, this disc shows only little wear. The service life of the grinding wheel and thus the sum of the possible intervention time increases considerably. Furthermore, the CBN grinding wheel allows the highest tolerance specifications to be met to be able to. Instead of CBN grinding wheels, corundum grinding wheels can also be used.
- Cutting speed between 40 m / sec and 140 m / sec preferably between 80 m / sec to 120 m sec and in the case of galvanic CBN disks between 80 m / sec and 200 m / sec, preferably between 100 m / sec to 140 m / sec.
- corundum grinding wheels can be used in a range of preferably 35 m / sec to 100 m / sec, in particular 45 m / sec to 70 m / sec. These values can vary slightly upwards as well as downwards, for example depending on the dimensions of the crankshaft and the geometries to be machined on it, and on the exact composition of the
- At least one main bearing is ground as a steady rest to suppress vibrations and to support the crankshaft against bending by the machining forces when pre-grinding the main bearings. In this way, the area of the crankshaft that is not supported is shortened. Furthermore, the use of the steady rest prevents bending due to the weight of the crankshaft in connection with the rotation during processing.
- crankshafts can be manufactured in one piece with high accuracy requirements using the above method, as are required, for example, for car and truck engines with a length of over 300 millimeters.
- the above method is also suitable for the production of crankshafts for small engines, for example, which have a length of 100 millimeters and more.
- the invention provides a crankshaft grinding machine for performing the method according to one of claims 1 to 11 with a tailstock and a workpiece headstock.
- a crankshaft with main bearings and lifting bearings can be clamped centrally between the tailstock and the workpiece headstock.
- the crankshaft grinding machine has at least one grinding headstock and at least one grinding wheel.
- the grinding machine forms a machining center, by means of which at least the main bearings of the crankshaft can be pre-ground in a single clamping and then their pin bearings and then their main bearings can be finish-ground with the at least one grinding wheel.
- crankshaft grinding machine is therefore a machining center because the crankshaft does not have to be removed and clamped in another machine for pre-grinding and finish grinding.
- the crankshaft grinding machine provides the tools necessary for pre-grinding and finish-grinding. Additional work equipment that is separate from the machining center is not required.
- a CBN wheel is preferably used as the grinding wheel. This allows short processing times with high quality accuracy.
- crankshaft grinding machine provides that a first and a second grinding wheel are arranged on the grinding headstock, the crankshaft being pre-grindable by means of the first grinding wheel and finish-grindable by means of the second grinding wheel.
- the crankshaft grinding machine allows, on the one hand, different grinding wheels to be used and, on the other hand, the crankshaft can also be produced with different cutting and travel speeds adapted to the respective grinding wheel.
- the crankshaft grinding machine is preferably designed in such a way that the main bearings can be pre-and finish-grinded by means of the first grinding wheel and the pin bearings can be pre-and and grinded using the second grinding wheel are finish-grindable. In this way, depending on the required tolerance range, the grinding wheel used and its machining process can be precisely coordinated. This makes it possible to achieve a long service life for the grinding wheels used and high processing quality.
- crankshaft grinding machine provides that at least two headstocks are provided, each with at least one grinding wheel, the crankshaft being pre-and finish-grindable with both grinding wheels.
- a further development of this embodiment provides that two headstocks are arranged on one side of the grinding machine and a further headstock on the side of the grinding machine opposite this side and each carry at least one grinding wheel. This allows simultaneous engagement from different sides on the crankshaft. This can further reduce the processing time.
- the crankshaft grinding machine can also be expanded with additional headstocks.
- the machining center has a modular structure so that it can be adapted to various crankshafts
- torsion can occur over the length of one or more grinding wheels on the crankshaft. This leads to a positional deviation of parts of the crankshafts during the machining, which reduces the quality of the machining. It has been found that these torsional forces, which are small but have a significant effect on the finished dimension to be achieved, can be compensated for by the fact that the tailstock has a drive which is electrically coupled to a drive of the workpiece headstock so that both drives run synchronously. Cutting forces occurring on the crankshaft are thus absorbed and torsion over the length of the crankshaft is avoided.
- crankshaft made of cast iron or high-alloy steel during manufacture in the machining center, in which at least the main bearings are pre-ground and then the pin bearings and the main bearings are finish-ground in a single setting.
- This can be determined in particular with a length of at least 100 millimeters, in particular at least 300 millimeters, of the crankshaft on the basis of the tolerance grades achieved.
- a crankshaft that has been manufactured in this way has in particular maximum concentricity tolerances for the main bearings, which are 0.01 mm and less.
- Pre-grinding of the unfinished part to an intermediate dimension for finish grinding preferably with an electroplated CBN grinding wheel and 2.
- Pre-grinding after previous machining on the bearing to an intermediate dimension and subsequent finish grinding preferably using a ceramic bonded CBN grinding wheel.
- pre-grinding as described under point 2 is used.
- pre-grinding as shown under point 1 can also be achieved by different combinations of the grinding wheel and grinding wheel arrangements.
- the crankshaft is ground in accordance with the method described above.
- FIG. 2 shows a main bearing with side recesses according to section Y from FIG. 1,
- FIG. 3 shows a pin bearing with lateral radii and ground flanks according to section W from FIG. 1,
- FIG. 6 is a simplified top view of a first crankshaft grinding machine
- Fig. 7 shows an embodiment of a grinding headstock
- Fig. 8 is a simplified plan view of a second crankshaft grinding machine.
- FIG. 1 shows an illustration of a clamped crankshaft 1. This is clamped in a chuck 2 which is flanged onto a workpiece spindle 3 of a workpiece headstock (not shown in more detail). In the center of the chuck 2 there is a first tip 4 on which the crankshaft 1 is centered. Radial entrainment of the crankshaft 1 takes place by means of clamping jaws 5 of the chuck 2, which clamp on an outer circumference of a flange 6 of the crankshaft 1. Another shaft end of the crankshaft 1 is supported by a second tip 7 of a tailstock 9. The second tip 7 of the tailstock 9 is placed on an axially displaceable quill 8.
- the tailstock 9 can also, as is not shown here, be equipped with a further chuck as on the workpiece headstock instead of a second tip 7.
- the jaws of this chuck then clamp on one Pin end 21 of the crankshaft 1.
- the crankshaft 1 can be clamped in under slight pressure, without pressure or under axial tension.
- the crankshaft 1 is driven according to the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 in such a way that the crankshaft 1 is driven centrally around a main bearing 11 by the workpiece spindle 3 with the chuck 2.
- the drive is designed as a CNC axis, cf. Arrow cl.
- the tailstock 9 can also be equipped with a driven tailstock quill (CNC axis C2) instead of only a second tip 7.
- a grinding spindle 30 with a grinding wheel 31 is shown.
- the grinding spindle 30 is received by a grinding headstock housing, not shown, which can be moved in the direction of the axis X by means of a CNC axis.
- the workpiece headstock with the chuck 2 and the tailstock 9 are mounted on a grinding table, not shown, which can be moved in the direction of a Z axis.
- the crankshaft 1 is clamped in such a way that its central axis 13 is exactly aligned with the central axes of the workpiece spindle 3 and the tailstock quill 8.
- the crankshaft 1 is supported, for example, by means of a steady rest 10, which is constructed on the grinding table.
- the steady rest 10 can be attached to a predetermined main bearing 11 in the axial direction. Grinding of the crankshaft 1 can be carried out with different variants of grinding spindle arrangements, so that different crankshaft grinding machine construction variants are possible. Some variants emerge from the following FIGS. 6 to 8.
- the grinding wheel 31 engages with the crankshaft 1.
- the crankshaft 1 Particularly in the case of high-alloy steel, for example with a corresponding proportion of chromium, molybdenum and vanadium or also with a corresponding casting quality, for example GGG 60/70/80, there is a risk that the crankshaft 1 will be distorted over its length due to the machining. Deviations of up to 0.4 mm have been measured. Accordingly, it has not been possible to meet the high quality requirements for high-quality materials that are extremely susceptible to distortion during processing to be able to comply with specified tolerances. Because now at least
- the concentricity tolerance is preferably measured between the first and the last main bearing. If there are only two main bearings, the concentricity tolerance is preferably determined by measuring between the two peaks. Maintaining a maximum concentricity tolerance is particularly important because, due to the
- pin bearings in relation to the lifting height can possibly be larger, since these only determine the position of the top dead center and bottom dead center in the motor.
- crankshaft When selecting the material of the crankshaft, it should also be noted that it depends, among other things, on the hardening process of the crankshaft whether the pre-grinding and finishing of the pin bearings is carried out in a single step. It should be noted that lower stresses and resulting distortion occur, especially in cast iron shafts.
- FIG. 2 shows a main bearing 11 with side recesses in accordance with a section Y from FIG. 1.
- the main bearing 11 of the crankshaft 1 shows how the method or the crankshaft grinding machine can also be used to achieve contours that are already known.
- the side punctures stem from the machining preparation.
- a raw dimension of the crankshaft 1 is represented by a dash-dotted line 203.
- pre-grinding with a grinding wheel 104, which has an abrasive coating 205, pre-grinding is carried out to a pre-dimension 202.
- the pre-dimension 202 is larger in diameter than the finished dimension to be achieved. This is drawn with a contour 201 for the main bearing 11.
- the two plane sides 206 of the main bearing 11 of the crankshaft 1 are not grinded in this application example.
- FIG. 3 shows a pin bearing 12 with lateral radii and ground flanks according to section W from FIG. 1.
- the pin bearing 12 has lateral radii which, like a low flat shoulder, are pre-ground. When finishing grinding, the radius is no longer completely grinded because it does not lie in the bearing shell of the engine housing when the crankshaft 1 is installed.
- the bearings shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 can also be carried out in reverse for a pin bearing or main bearing.
- FIG. 4 shows a cross section of a bearing point of the crankshaft 1. This is preferably a pin bearing, the bearing point being completely ground with the lateral radii and the associated plane sides.
- a dash-dotted center line represents a surface line of a cylinder.
- the bearing running surface has a spherical shape, indicated by the dashed line.
- the solid line shows an opposite shape of the bearing tread. In its maximum distance from the center line of the surface line, this also has only a few micrometers.
- Such a convex or concave shape can be produced by appropriately dressing the grinding wheel used in accordance with the method described above.
- FIG. 6 shows a simplified top view of a first crankshaft grinding machine 43.
- a workpiece spindle head 40 and the tailstock 9 are mounted on a machine bed on a grinding table (not shown).
- the grinding table can be moved in the manner known per se in the direction of the CNC axis z.
- a grinding headstock 42 serves to receive a grinding spindle 30 which receives a grinding wheel.
- the grinding headstock 42 is arranged on a guide which can be moved in the direction of the x-axis.
- the CNC axis directions X and Z are preferably arranged at right angles to one another.
- the machining center shown enables a crankshaft 1, once clamped, to be pre-ground and finished according to the method described above, without the need for reclamping. This enables compliance with even small tolerance areas.
- the grinding headstock 36 has a first grinding spindle I and a second grinding spindle II. These are accommodated in a grinding headstock housing and can thus be pivoted in a horizontal direction. On the one hand, this allows either the first grinding spindle I or the second grinding spindle II to be used. On the other hand, this also allows a first spindle 32 to be designed differently from a second spindle 34. For example, different speed ranges can be specified in terms of design. Furthermore, the grinding headstock 36 allows different grinding wheels to be used. For example, a first grinding wheel 33 can be a corundum wheel, while a second grinding wheel 35 is a CBN wheel.
- the construction of the Grinding headstock 36 that different diameters of grinding wheels are used on a grinding headstock.
- the grinding headstock 36 also allows one grinding wheel to be in engagement with the crankshaft while the other grinding wheel is free.
- the grinding headstock 36 can be pivoted horizontally.
- the grinding wheels can also differ in terms of their quality to be achieved. One can be a grinding wheel while the other is a finishing wheel.
- FIG. 8 shows a second crankshaft grinding machine 44.
- This realizes a machine concept in which the machining center has two grinding headstocks.
- Each grinding headstock has independent CNC axes X and Z. This means that the respective grinding wheel of one grinding headstock can be used independently of the other at a different bearing point of the crankshaft according to a CNC program.
- This machine concept can be expanded with additional grinding headstocks. For space utilization in particular, it is advantageous if an additional grinding headstock is arranged opposite to the two grinding headstocks, for example, opposite each other. Such an arrangement with simultaneous engagement has the advantage that opposing forces on the crankshaft cancel each other out.
- the spatial design of the machining center can also be used so that a grinding headstock on one side of the crankshaft is directly opposite a grinding headstock on an opposite side of the crankshaft. Reference list
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