EP2720820A1 - Werkzeugmaschine, werkstückbearbeitungsverfahren, sowie zur verwendung in einer werkzeugmaschine oder in einem werkstückbearbeitungsverfahren - Google Patents
Werkzeugmaschine, werkstückbearbeitungsverfahren, sowie zur verwendung in einer werkzeugmaschine oder in einem werkstückbearbeitungsverfahrenInfo
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- EP2720820A1 EP2720820A1 EP12727380.3A EP12727380A EP2720820A1 EP 2720820 A1 EP2720820 A1 EP 2720820A1 EP 12727380 A EP12727380 A EP 12727380A EP 2720820 A1 EP2720820 A1 EP 2720820A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23Q—DETAILS, COMPONENTS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR MACHINE TOOLS, e.g. ARRANGEMENTS FOR COPYING OR CONTROLLING; MACHINE TOOLS IN GENERAL CHARACTERISED BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF PARTICULAR DETAILS OR COMPONENTS; COMBINATIONS OR ASSOCIATIONS OF METAL-WORKING MACHINES, NOT DIRECTED TO A PARTICULAR RESULT
- B23Q5/00—Driving or feeding mechanisms; Control arrangements therefor
- B23Q5/54—Arrangements or details not restricted to group B23Q5/02 or group B23Q5/22 respectively, e.g. control handles
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23B—TURNING; BORING
- B23B1/00—Methods for turning or working essentially requiring the use of turning-machines; Use of auxiliary equipment in connection with such methods
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23B—TURNING; BORING
- B23B29/00—Holders for non-rotary cutting tools; Boring bars or boring heads; Accessories for tool holders
- B23B29/04—Tool holders for a single cutting tool
- B23B29/12—Special arrangements on tool holders
- B23B29/125—Vibratory toolholders
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23B—TURNING; BORING
- B23B37/00—Boring by making use of ultrasonic energy
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23C—MILLING
- B23C3/00—Milling particular work; Special milling operations; Machines therefor
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23P—METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; COMBINED OPERATIONS; UNIVERSAL MACHINE TOOLS
- B23P25/00—Auxiliary treatment of workpieces, before or during machining operations, to facilitate the action of the tool or the attainment of a desired final condition of the work, e.g. relief of internal stress
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23B—TURNING; BORING
- B23B2260/00—Details of constructional elements
- B23B2260/108—Piezoelectric elements
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- Y10T29/49995—Shaping one-piece blank by removing material
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- Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
- Y10T82/00—Turning
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a machine tool and a workpiece machining method according to the preambles of the independent claims.
- the vibrating tools are rough, work abrasive and vibrate relatively high frequency (vibrational motion), for example at frequencies above 5 kHz or above 10 kHz or above 20 kHz. Because of Of the high vibration frequencies, which may be beyond the human ear, the processing is often referred to as ultrasonic processing and the machine as an ultrasonic machine.
- the vibration of the tool can be a translatory or a ro ⁇ tatory vibration.
- the tool can move parallel to the surface of the workpiece and then quasi filing material ablate. But it can also impact on the workpiece (perpendicular to its surface) act.
- a disadvantage of the known machining methods with tools with a defined cutting edge is that in certain machining situations, in particular for certain workpiece materials, the removal rate is relatively low or the tool wear is relatively high or the surface quality of the machined workpiece is relatively poor. It turned out that the chip breakage during machining with conventional tools with a defined cutting edge leaves relatively rough and torn surfaces, which are not mechanically resistant and are prone to environmental influences (corrosion, rust).
- the object of the invention is to provide a tool ⁇ machine and a workpiece machining process, which allow a desired fine patterning of a finished workpiece surface.
- a cutting movement and its superimposed on a first vibrating movement in such a manner caused, that one or more characteristics of the first Vibrationsbewe ⁇ supply according to one or more characteristics of the cutting motion can be adjusted.
- one or more characteristic values of the cutting movement can be set in accordance with one or more characteristics of the first vibration movement.
- the characteristics of the vibration movement and / or the cutting movement may be variable during workpiece machining.
- a cutting movement is superposed between the two and a first vibratory movement is superimposed on it, in such a way that distinguishable surface areas are produced. surface of the workpiece.
- the first Vibrationsbe ⁇ movement may in accordance with the position of the tool and preferably also according to data that describe the workpiece to be produced are controlled.
- 3 shows schematically a tool
- 4 is a schematic direction
- Fig. 7 adapted tools.
- a machine tool has a cutting tool for workpiece machining with a cutting movement of the tool relative to the workpiece and a vibration ⁇ unit for generating a vibrating movement between the tool and the workpiece.
- a cutting movement and simultaneously or alternately to a Vibrationsbe ⁇ movement caused relatively between a cutting tool and a workpiece.
- the combination of cutting and vibrating machining has the advantage that the removal of the chips from the workpiece with the defined cutting edge of the tool with variable relative movements between the workpiece and the cutting edge.
- the dissolution of the chips happens thereby less tearing, but increasingly cutting. This results in less rough surfaces, and the workpiece surface has after the Machining a relatively high compressive residual stress and is less torn and feared after processing, which is desirable in terms of hardness and lovedsfä ⁇ ability of the surface against environmental influences and mechanical stress.
- the vibration unit is preferably located close to the tool. It can have one or more piezo actuators or electromagnetic actuators.
- the vibration frequency can be over 5 kHz, over 10 kHz, over 20 kHz or over 40 kHz.
- the machine tool may be a drill, a milling machine, a rotary ⁇ machine, a planing machine or the like.
- the direction of the vibratory motion may be parallel and / or perpendicular to the cutting motion of the tool or have an angle therebetween. It can be parallel to the local instantaneous workpiece surface or have a certain angle greater than 0 ° relative thereto. It can be perpendicular to the workpiece surface.
- the tool may be adapted to the possible Vibrationsbe ⁇ movement out are approximately roughened by certain FLAE ⁇ surfaces or edges thereof, serrated or otherwise modified as compared with conventional tools.
- the modification can be such that the tool has, or certain resonance frequencies vermei ⁇ det.
- the vibration unit can be part of a quick-change (automatically changeable) tool may be provided a wireless power transmission (inductive), then by suitable means are received, energy ⁇ gene. For example.
- a controller may control the cutting motion and the vibratory motion.
- the process parameters can be returned to the controller.
- the controls of cutting motion and vibratory motion may follow each other independently or interleaved with each other.
- the one can be controlled or regulated in accordance with driving or measuring parameters of the other.
- Cutting movement and vibration movement can be controlled simultaneously with each other or alternatively independently of each other.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows a machine tool 10. It has a machine frame 1.
- the workpiece 6 and on the other hand, the tool 7 are fixed on the one hand via various intermediate members on Ma ⁇ schin frame. 1
- It can be provided for static adjustment of the translational and / or rotational positions of the tool and / or the workpiece several adjusting axles 2a, 2b. It can axles 2a between machine frame 1 and Be provided tool table 4 and / or adjusting axes 2b between machine frame 1 and tool. 7
- the drive may be electrically and have a mechanical transla ⁇ wetting or reduction.
- the tool may be a milling cutter, in particular an end mill, which is set in rotary motion during workpiece machining in an electrically driven manner.
- the drive 3b for example, be an electric motor with gear that puts the drill 7 or the Bohrfut ⁇ ter in rotational movement.
- a turning machine 3a of the drive may be an electric motor with Ge ⁇ gear that enables the lathe chuck in rotation.
- a drive 3a can lie between the machine frame 1 and the workpiece 6, and / or a drive 3b can lie between the machine frame 1 and the tool 7.
- the tool 7 can be interchangeable via a quick coupling 5, 5 a and / or via a tool interface 5 b , so that it can be exchanged quickly and, if necessary, automatically.
- the quick coupling 5, 5a may be a conventional conical coupling with a tool-side cone 5a and a corresponding machine-side receptacle or the like.
- the tool interface 5b can lie directly on the actual tool and a receptacle for a work tool. have witness and may have a collet or the like.
- the workpiece 6 may lie on a workpiece table 4 and may be clamped there.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows an embodiment in which the vibration unit 11 is located at the end of the machine frame of a quick coupling 5a.
- the vibration unit may also be located closer to the tool, for example on the tool side of the quick-action coupling 5, wherein the said further tool interface 5b may then be located between the vibration unit 11 and the tool.
- the vibration ⁇ onsaku 11 may also be located in the vicinity of the work table 4, such as between the workpiece table 4 and drive 3a or the actuators 2a or the machine frame. 1
- the vibrat onsech 11 is adapted to the tool 7 vibrie ⁇ rend to operate.
- the vibration may be a linear vibration or a rotational vibration.
- a linear vibration can be directional components parallel and / or perpendicular to the local workpiece plane to have.
- the vibration can take place along the drill axis.
- Bohrma ⁇ machine vibration can along the drill axis ⁇ SUC gene.
- a lathe turning tool can be set into vibration. With a milling cutter, the milling tool or the workpiece can be vibrated.
- a rotary vibration can be made to an existing machine in the axis of rotation and are introduced by a suitably mounted and driven vibration ⁇ unit. It can generally be introduced into the component of the machine which has already been subjected to the rotational movement (eg drill chuck or drill). But it can also - around the same axis - are generally introduced into the respec ⁇ geellesberger the acted upon by the rotational component (in the case of Bohrma ⁇ machine so in the workpiece table or in the workpiece).
- the lathe chuck may be subjected to a rotational vibration about the axis of rotation.
- the milling tool ⁇ may be applied with a rotational vibration about its rotational axis.
- vibrations and in particular Drehvibra ⁇ tion and linear vibration, can be introduced simultaneously and superimposed over several vibration units. If several vibration units are provided, they can partly on the workpiece or on Workpiece table and partly on the tool or on the tool holder attack.
- a vibration unit can one or more vibrators, z. B. piezo elements having. You can receive the same or different signals. The difference can be a phase offset or an inversion. The vibration frequency can be over 5 kHz or over
- Vibration unit 11 and drive 3a, 3b can gleichzei ⁇ tig operable individually or in each case be alternately betae ⁇ tigbar.
- the controller can be designed for both operating modes (common, alternating)
- the machine tool 10 may generally include sensor 14 for detecting process parameters.
- the sensor system can have one or more sensors distributed over the machine tool. Via lines 16, the signals are returned to the control / regulation 12 and there logged and / or output and / or taken into account for controlling the various machine components.
- the controller 12 has drive lines 15 to the individual components of the machine, ie in particular to the on ⁇ drives 3 a, 3 b, adjusting axles 2 a, 2 b and the vibration ⁇ unit 11th
- an output unit not shown, can be present for operating personnel. 13 symbolizes ei ⁇ NEN data memory (eg.
- semiconductor and / or disk contains a processing program for the workpiece, on the other hand, also values for the cutting movement, the vibration ⁇ movements or the dependencies of control parameters, in particular for the cutting movement and for the vibration movement of input parameters or determined / measured parameters (tabular, formulaic).
- the controller can have access to the memory, where access for example to two or Modi ⁇ dimensional tables for determining manipulated variables from input variables.
- the individual parameters may be adjustable / controllable, in particular vibration frequency, vibration amplitude, waveform of the driving signals, vibration direction, and the like.
- Single or multiple parameters may be regularly ⁇ bar, that is after any corrections provided by sensed recirculated values.
- Figure 2 shows schematically the control engineering part of a control.
- 12 symbolizes the controller of Figure 1.
- the program-technical part which may also be present. He may have saved a machining program that controls the individual ⁇ nen machine components and respective control parameters and setpoints for controllers and regulators pretends.
- the controller 12 may be digitally constructed and may include analog-to-digital converters, not shown, at the interface to the process. Depending on the respective operating state, the controller 12 or control 12 can each receive default values, which are for example taken from a memory 13 or determined by the mentioned control program.
- the controller 12 is shown schematically as consisting of two parts, namely on the one hand a controller 21 for the conventional drive 3b of the cutting tool 7, so for example an electric ⁇ motor for a drill.
- the real process is in so far ⁇ symbolized by box 3b.
- 14a symbolizes sensors relating to the conventional cutting movement, which is returned via line 16a.
- a further controller 22 which controls or regulates the vibration movement according to the invention. It sends signals to the real process via line 15b, in particular to the vibration unit 11. 14b symbolizes sensors for vibration-specific values which are returned via line 16b can ⁇ nen.
- Cutting motion are simultaneously controlled or alternately controlled.
- the controls of the individual movements can be controlled independently of each other at the control or regulation level according to liger individual setpoints are entered, or it may be folded, for example by Ausgabesig leads ⁇ dimensional Lane- 15a for the conventional cutting movement drive in the controller 22 for the vibration actuator (pipe 23) and / or reversed by
- Output signals 15b for the vibratory drive 11 are input to the controller 21 for the cutting drive (line 24). Also, the feedback of signals 16a, 16b, if provided, can also take place "crosswise", ie by the controller 22 for the vibratory drive receives process signals relating to the cutting ⁇ movement (line 16a) and / or vice versa, by the controller 21st
- the linking and entanglement of the individual parameters can be done formulaically or by means of tables which are suitably deposited and kept in stock, but it can also be a comparatively simple one
- Control can be provided, which optionally controls the cutting movement and the vibration movement simply in accordance with default values without any feedback, but of course the default values with respect to each other may have been determined.
- a first vibration unit 11 may be provided near the tool 7, and a second vibration unit 11 near the Workpiece 6 or workpiece table 4. They may be individually controllable or controllable in relation to each other, as explained with reference to cutting movement control 21 and vibration movement control 22 with reference to FIG. It may be 11 designed for the vibration along a plurality of axes of a single Vibrationsein ⁇ standardized, and the individual axes may be controlled independently of each other.
- Figure 2 shows only parts of the overall control. Not shown are the actuation of conventional components (eg adjusting axles, tool changer), but these can also be present.
- the controller 12 may be part of a process computer equipped according to the requirements.
- the sensors in the machine tool 10 may have one or more of the following sensors, in which respect the term “sensor” may also include more complex evaluation mechanisms: sensor for
- FIG. 3 schematically shows an embodiment of a quickly exchangeable tool unit 30. It has the actual tool 7, for example an end mill. In addition, it has the vibration unit 11. It further has an energy supply ⁇ 31 and a coupling part 5a to the
- the coupling part 5a may be a conventional Ke ⁇ gelkupplung or the like. Between vibration unit 11 and tool 7, the tool cutting ⁇ point 5 b may be provided, which allows the exchange of the tool 7.
- the vibration unit 11 may be an electro-mechanically operated vibrating unit or a pie ⁇ zoelektrisch operated vibrating unit. In both cases, electrical energy is needed. It can be Ü fed via a conventional electrical connection which would have to be designed, however, then dragging and thus relatively compli ⁇ ed in the case of rotating tools.
- the energy supply can also be wireless, for example, inductively, by in the tool unit, for example, an induction ⁇ tion coil 32 is provided relative to an external magnetic field, indicated by arrow 33, changes.
- the coil 32 may lie in a plane perpendicular to the axis of rotation of a rotating tool and of to be interspersed with an external magnetic field changing with a certain frequency.
- Figure 4a shows schematically a representation for explaining directional information in a milling cutter as a tool 7. Shown is schematically a progressing from left to right on a workpiece surface advancing ⁇ end mill (arrow 74). It rotates counterclockwise about axis 43 as indicated by arrow 42. 71 are the cutting edges of the end mill.
- the relative cutting motion between cutter 7 and workpiece 6 also extends in the direction of arrow 74 (x-direction).
- the vibratory motion may be perpendicular to this, such as perpendicular to the plane of the drawing (y-direction).
- the Vibra ⁇ tion device may be as shown also different, generally along the x-direction or along the z-direction, or may be oblique to these directions.
- FIG. 4b schematically shows a diagram for explaining directions in a drill as a tool 7. Shown schematically is a drill 7 stuck in a workpiece 6. 71 symbolizes a cutting edge of the drill. In conventional operation, the drill 7 rotates about its axis 73 as indicated by arrow 74. Each point on the Schneidkan ⁇ te 71 then performs a circular cutting movement as indicated by arrow 74. The cutting movement, symbolized by arrow 74, according to the invention can be superimposed on a vibratory motion 75, or the movements 75, 74 are performed alternately.
- 4b shows an embodiment in which the Vibrationsbewe ⁇ supply along arrow 75 takes place, thus in the direction of the borings rerachse 73 (z-direction).
- the vibratory motion 75 is not parallel to the direction of cutting movement 74. It may be approximately perpendicular thereto or, more particularly, in the direction of the drill axis. In the illustrated embodiment, it is not parallel to the local workpiece surface below
- the tool can be used in comparison to conventional tools for the vibrating motion. be laid.
- certain surfaces or edges of the tool may be roughened or modified in certain ways as compared to conventional tools.
- the tool can also be designed so that in view of the desired vibration excitation certain resonance frequencies of the tool are given or avoided in certain frequency ranges. There may be a predetermined detuning (difference) between the resonant frequency of the tool and excitation frequency of the vibration, which may be controlled and possibly also control technology.
- the tool design can be done by targeted material additions or material removal on the tool.
- Machine tool according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the vibration unit (11) for generating a direction reversing vibration reversing (75) is designed, wherein the direction is parallel or right ⁇ angled to the direction of the cutting movement (74) or under a certain angle goes to it.
- Machine tool up 1 to 4 wherein the tool (7) is an end mill or a drill and the vibration unit (11) for vibrating the
- End mill or the drill (7) in a direction (75) parallel or perpendicular to its axis of rotation (73) or at a certain angle is designed to.
- Machine tool up 1 to 5, with several ⁇ dependent dependent or independently controllable vibration units (11).
- Machine tool up 1 to 6 wherein the vibration unit (11) an electromagnetic or has a piezoelectric drive and preferably operates with a vibration frequency greater than 5 kHz or greater than 10 kHz or greater than 20 kHz. 8. Machine tool up 1 to 7, with a
- Machine tool 8 with a device (21) for controlling one or more adjustable parameters of the cutting movement (74) in accordance with one or more adjustable or determined parameters of the vibratory movement (75), and / or with a device (22 ) to control one or more adjustable parameters of the vibratory motion (75) in accordance with one or more einstellba ⁇ rer or sensed parameters of the cutting movement.
- Machine tool up 8 to 10 in which the controller (12) can cause the cutting movement (74) and the vibration movement (75) simultaneously or with the same tool individually.
- a workpiece machining method in which a cutting motion and a vibrating motion are caused relatively between a tool having a defined cutting edge and a workpiece, wherein the cutting motion and the vibrating motion can be used both simultaneously and individually.
- Vibratory motion caused in such a way that one or more characteristics of the first Vibrationsbewe ⁇ tion are set in accordance with one or more characteristics of the cutting movement.
- the characteristics of the separation movement as well as the vibration movement can be at least temporarily constant during workpiece machining, but can also be variable.
- a cutting movement and its superimposed first vibration movement is caused in a relative manner between the two in such a way that the vibratory movement causes distinguishable surface areas and / or Feinstruktu- rierungen the surface of the workpiece.
- the first vibratory motion may be controlled in accordance with the position of the tool, and preferably also in accordance with data describing the workpiece to be manufactured.
- a cutting movement is relatively between them and her superimposed on a first vibratory motion caused in the manner that the surface left behind ge ⁇ genüber a processing is changed without first Vibrationsbewe ⁇ supply.
- the superimposed first vibration movement can extend in a spatial dimension or in two spatial dimensions (for example, in plane parallel to the current workpiece surface) or in all three.
- the vibration movement can be modulated.
- the modulation may be in accordance with sizes of the cutting movement and / or in accordance with workpiece data
- an adapted tool may be used, in particular one that has and one or more geometrically defined cutting edges whose cutting edge (s) is adapted to the amplitude of the vibratory motion, and in particular ⁇ sondere such that a cutting portion having a structure having a dimension of the order Amplitude of the first vibration movement is
- the structuring of the cutting area can be ⁇ example, such that a cutting edge has a length corresponding to the dimensions mentioned.
- a continuous cutting edge may be divided by one or more uninterruptible ⁇ gene in a plurality of regions, in which case the lengths of the interruptions and / or the lengths of the cutting edge regions and / or the step size from region to region of said dimensioning correspond.
- the interruptions can themselves be formed again as cutting edges, so that in this respect results in a tool with a graded cutting edge.
- Fig. 5 exemplifies a way of adjusting one or more parameters of the vibratory motion and one or more parameters of the cutting motion with respect to each other.
- Fig. 5a is a schematic / perspective view of the assembly
- Fig. 5b is a schematic plan view of a left workpiece surface after processing. It is assumed that the machine is a lathe and accordingly the tool 7 is a lathe chisel with a cutting edge 71 is.
- the workpiece 6 rotates along arrow 52 about axis 59, which extends in the z direction.
- the turning tool itself is advanced linearly along arrow 53.
- On the Werk Swissoberflä ⁇ che to a direction indicated by the Spi ⁇ rale 51 spiral path thus results in principle as a cutting motion of the tool 7 on the workpiece. 6
- the feed movement 53 of the cutting movement is superimposed on a vibratory movement 54.
- a vibratory movement 54 is a linear Vibrationsbe ⁇ movement extending parallel to the feed movement of the 53rd Longitudinal direction 54 (parallel to 53 and axis 59 and z-axis) vibrates the turning tool, beispielswei ⁇ se by it is offset by a corresponding drive in vibration.
- the vibration of the turning tool is next to the quality (translational or rotational) and the direction (arrow 54) by frequency, amplitude and, where appropriate, waveform of Vib ⁇ rationsdoch characterized.
- One or more of these parameters may be determined in relation to one or more parameters of the cutting motion (rotation 52, feed 53). Also characteristic values of the tool can be used for dimensioning one or more characteristic values of the vibration movement.
- n 100
- kl true 0.5
- 100.5 vibra ⁇ NEN of the workpiece take place per revolution of the workpiece, so that viewed in the circumferential direction in the later circulating a minimum value of the vibration displacement to a maximum value of the vibration displacement in the previous circulation meets.
- the feed rate vs (cutting movement according to arrow 53) and the cutting edge length ls are suitably dimensioned, certain patterns result on the surface of the workpiece left behind.
- Fig. 5b shows an example of this.
- Fig. 5b the dotted lines 51a, 51b, 51c, ... show individual turns of the spiral shown in Fig. 5a.
- the lines 55a, 55b, 55c, ... show a superimposed movement resulting from the superposition of cutting movement (arrows 52, 53) on the one hand and vibration movement (arrow 54) on the other.
- the lines 55a are ideal reproductions of ideal progressions. But it turns out that the maxima and minima of adjacent tracks 55 each have a fixed phase relationship ⁇ , so that example ⁇ as macrostructures can emerge as 56a by lines 56b, 56c, ...
- Fig. 5c shows schematically a structure that may actually be left by a vibrating tool on the workpiece surface.
- 51 and 55 again denote the macroscopic spiral path or the vibrating path of the tool.
- 71 ' denotes at two locations, the length of the cutting edge 71 of the tool 7.
- the bars 71' are so far le ⁇ diglich as a schematic position data of the cutting edge to be understood at a given moment of the machining operation.
- the cutting edges clear the furrows, which lead to overlaps of the maxima and minima in the individual rounds with a certain choice of working parameters, so that, for example, as shown, islands 58 can remain.
- the result is a structured surface with patterns that are not random.
- the size and the absolute and relative position of the structures to each other depends on the individual parameters of the vibration movement on the one hand and the
- the various parameters may at least temporarily satisfy one or more of the following formulas and be selected or set or adjusted accordingly: fv (nl + kl) * fs (1)
- k4 can be a factor whose lower limit can be 0.01 or 0.02 or 0.05 or 0.1 or 0.2 or 0.5 and / or whose upper limit is 0.1 or 0.2 or 0.5 or 1 or 2 can be.
- the size fv is the frequency of vibration of the first vibrating movement
- vs The feedrate is digket of the cutting edge on the workpiece surface and lw is the wavelength of the imaging on the workpiece upper ⁇ surface pattern of the vibration
- ⁇ the phase offset in the feed direction of the cutting edge is between a plurality of pairs of Patterns in adjacent milling tracks
- k5 is a factor that can be between -1 and 1. In this way, a phase offset between adjacent milling tracks that is constant over several tracks can be set, which can also be zero.
- fv is the frequency of vibration of ers ⁇ th vibratory motion
- fs is the rotational frequency (rotational speed) of the drill
- av is the amplitude of Vib ⁇ rationsterrorism which may be perpendicular to the rotational movement and perpendicular or parallel to the workpiece surface ge ⁇ directed
- vv is the is Vorschubgeschwindigket of the drill along the drilling axis
- ls the length of cutting edge segments 71a, 71b at the determining the swirl ⁇ angle side edge of the drill
- n2 is an integer
- the quantities fvl, fv2 are the vibration frequencies of the first and the second vibratory motion, respectively, ⁇ is an adjustable phase offset between the two
- Vibrations if they have the same frequency or a rational frequency ratio, which can also be 0.
- the size vs is the Vorschubgeschwindigket the work ⁇ zeugs on the workpiece surface and lwl and LW2 are the wave lengths of the imaging on the workpiece surface pattern of the first and second Vibrqation.
- k6 is a factor that can be integer or reciprocal to integer. It can also be rational with low numbers in the numerator and denominator (about 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 2/3, 2/5, 3/4, 3/5, 4/5) or reciprocally so as to give corresponding combined Lissajous vibration patterns of the tool on the workpiece surface.
- k8 is a factor that can be integer or reciprocal to integer. It can also be rational with low numbers in the numerator and denominator as above.
- one or more characteristic values of the first vibratory movement can be set in accordance with one or more characteristic values of the cutting movement.
- one or more characteristic values of the cutting movement can be set in accordance with one or more characteristic values of the first vibration movement.
- the value on the left side of the respective For- mel ⁇ be on the terms of the values on the right side and then set.
- the formulas can also be resolved to a value on the right side, so that it can then be determined and set.
- Cutting motion and first vibrational motion taken to achieve certain structuring may also be desirable to avoid the emergence of certain structuring, so that the parameters of cutting and vibrating motion are set under this aspect.
- It can be provided control or regulating devices that ensure that the specified movement parameters are met. Suitable sensors may be provided for one or more of the movement parameters set in each case, so that the parameter can be regulated in a recirculating manner.
- precision controls which set the desired parameters with definable accuracy.
- FIG. 6 An execution ⁇ form is described, in which the vibratory motion is induced in such a way that distinct arise bervid Hoche 0-.
- a schematic section through a workpiece 6 and a tool 7 is shown in FIG. 6b.
- the tool 7 can be a tool with a geometrically undefined cutting edge, for example an ultrasonic tool with which complex geometries can be produced.
- 61 symbolizes the feed of the tool 7 relative to the workpiece 6 by a mechanism, not shown.
- 62 symbolizes a ⁇ Siert designed as a rotary vibration cutting ⁇ movement about an axis perpendicular to the plane.
- a conventional rotation about said axis SUC ⁇ gen. 61 and 62 may together form the cutting movement.
- a further vibratory movement 63 which, for example, can be a trans ⁇ latory vibration perpendicular to the plane of the drawing can.
- the vibratory motion is switched 63, currency ⁇ rend them when the tool is in the surface-chen Schemeen 64b is turned off.
- Oberflä ⁇ chen Schemeen There he ⁇ thereby give themselves different processing pattern on the surface, leading to distinct Oberflä ⁇ chen Schemeen. The differentiation may be given even to the naked eye, or it may result from examination of the surface by Appara ⁇ th.
- the switching on and off of the vibrating movement 63 to the cutting movement 61, 62 can take place in accordance with workpiece data. However, it can also take place in accordance with tool positions relative to earlier or future tool positions or abstract positions in space (defined areas of space, defined over areas of coordinates in a coordinate system).
- the minimum dimension of the individual regions 64 can be the to be a multiple of the wavelength from ⁇ image of the first vibrating motion 63 on the workpiece surface, at least fivefold or at least tenfold.
- FIG. Reference 6 was described with reference to a tool with geometrically defi ⁇ ned cutting, is the same procedure (switching on or off or modulating a vibrating movement 63) even with a tool having a defined cutting edge (drills, lathe tools, Cutter, ...) possible.
- a relative first vibratory movement between the workpiece and the workpiece superimposed on a cutting movement of a tool can be caused such that the surface left behind is changed from a surface processing without the first vibratory movement.
- the first vibration movement can have the effect that the surface finish is better with it than it would without them.
- the roughness with superimposed Vibra ⁇ tion may be reduced compared to the processing without superimposed vibration.
- the removal rate of the tool from the superimposed vibratory motion 54, 63 can be relatively unaffected (change ⁇ 20% or ⁇ 10% or ⁇ 5%), so that the superimposed vibratory motion 54, 63 serves primarily the surface structuring and less the removal of material.
- the first vibratory movement and the Schneidbewe ⁇ tion can be caused by the same or different drives.
- the same drive can be used especially if the
- Cutting movement in turn is a vibratory motion. It can then be driven a vibration drive with superimposed electrical signals corresponding to the cutting movement and the vibration movement.
- the first vibrating movement can have a movement ⁇ component which is parallel to the local surface of the workpiece, and / or a movement component which is perpendicular to the local workpiece surface.
- the first vibratory motion may be a translational or a rotational vibration.
- the cutting movement may be a second vibration ⁇ movement and / or a progressive linear
- the cutting movement can be composed of a feed movement and a further movement, in particular a rotational movement.
- the feed movement is along the drill axis, and the further movement is one
- the feed movement may be a feeding of the Turning chisel be along an axis, while the wider ⁇ re movement may be a rotation of the workpiece about an axis.
- a cutting movement of the feed motion may be a relative translational displacement ⁇ ben between the tool and workpiece during the further movement is a rotational movement of the milling tool about an axis.
- the first vibrational movement can be time-variable and to that extent be understood as a modulated oscillation.
- the modulation may include the change in frequency, the amplitude (special case A n / off-keying), the waveform or the phase position of the first vibratory motion.
- the modulation can take place in accordance with workpiece data retrieved or measured from a memory 13 or, as the case may be, only position data of the tool relative to the workpiece or according to certain measured or otherwise obtained process parameters, for example parameters of the shearing motion.
- the parameters of the individual movements (first vibration movement, cutting movement) on the one hand and on the other hand, the cutting edge geometry (in particular cutting edge length) can be selected and set.
- the vibration frequencies of the first vibration movement may be over 100 Hz or over 1000 Hz or over 10,000 Hz.
- the amplitudes of the first vibrational motion may be over 1 micron or over two microns, or over 5 microns or over 10 microns, and may be less than one millimeter or less than 500 microns or less than 200 microns.
- the controller 12 may control the methods and method steps described in the second embodiment. Suitable sensor for signal feedback may be provided. Accordingly, the controller can also provide specifications for the setting of the mentioned movement parameters, which, for example, can be taken from the memory 13, for example
- tools can be used which are adapted to the application of the superimposed first vibratory movement.
- FIG. 7 shows examples for this. It should be noted that such tools be regarded as an independent part of it ⁇ making.
- Fig. 7a shows an embodiment of a Drehmei ⁇ SSELS 7, wherein the cutting edge length ls of the cutting ⁇ edge 71 is shorter than the step size ss per Flip Cellphone ⁇ hung.
- the vibration amplitude av is relatively small and in particular smaller than the cutting edge length, but nevertheless a significant proportion thereof, for example> 2%. or> 5% but ⁇ 50% or ⁇ 25% of the cutting edge length ls.
- Fig. 7b shows a tool with geometrically of defined cutting edge (in the example shown a Drehmei ⁇ Key), whose cutting edge 71 is interrupted relationship ⁇ as segmented.
- the cutting edge 71 is under ⁇ divided into segments 71a, 71b, 71c and 71d, which can be sharpened cutting edges each for itself, but for example, different portions of the rotational axis 59 have ⁇ of the workpiece.
- 71c, 71d may be the same or different from each other. Each of them can satisfy the sizing rule of the above formula (3) with respect to the amplitude of the vibratory motion or the step size. But it can be inserted into the away Dimensio ⁇ n istsvorschrift the overall length ls on all parts.
- An adjusted drill can have at one or several of its side edges ren one or more, if necessary, along the edge of spaced cutting edge segments 71a ⁇ .
- Cutting edge segments 71a on one Be ⁇ tenkante can axially located at a different position as a cutting edge segments on another side edge.
- the subject matter of the invention is also a data carrier with computer-readable code thereon, which, when used in a suitable, digitally controlled by a program machine tool this causes the implementation of the described method as a whole or the individual process steps.
- the code may be executable code or data code or a hybrid of both.
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