EP4146433A1 - Verfahren zum bestimmen einer minimalen breite sowie einer ansatzposition eines microjoints und verfahren zum bearbeiten eines werkstücks - Google Patents
Verfahren zum bestimmen einer minimalen breite sowie einer ansatzposition eines microjoints und verfahren zum bearbeiten eines werkstücksInfo
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23K—SOLDERING OR UNSOLDERING; WELDING; CLADDING OR PLATING BY SOLDERING OR WELDING; CUTTING BY APPLYING HEAT LOCALLY, e.g. FLAME CUTTING; WORKING BY LASER BEAM
- B23K26/00—Working by laser beam, e.g. welding, cutting or boring
- B23K26/36—Removing material
- B23K26/38—Removing material by boring or cutting
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23K—SOLDERING OR UNSOLDERING; WELDING; CLADDING OR PLATING BY SOLDERING OR WELDING; CUTTING BY APPLYING HEAT LOCALLY, e.g. FLAME CUTTING; WORKING BY LASER BEAM
- B23K26/00—Working by laser beam, e.g. welding, cutting or boring
- B23K26/70—Auxiliary operations or equipment
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23K—SOLDERING OR UNSOLDERING; WELDING; CLADDING OR PLATING BY SOLDERING OR WELDING; CUTTING BY APPLYING HEAT LOCALLY, e.g. FLAME CUTTING; WORKING BY LASER BEAM
- B23K31/00—Processes relevant to this subclass, specially adapted for particular articles or purposes, but not covered by any single one of main groups B23K1/00 - B23K28/00
- B23K31/10—Processes relevant to this subclass, specially adapted for particular articles or purposes, but not covered by any single one of main groups B23K1/00 - B23K28/00 relating to cutting or desurfacing
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- the present invention relates to a method for determining a minimum width of a microjoint, by means of which a workpiece part remains connected to a remaining workpiece of the workpiece when a workpiece, in particular a plate-shaped workpiece, is machined.
- the invention also relates to a method for determining an attachment position of such a microjoint and a method for machining an in particular plate-shaped workpiece, the method comprising: machining the workpiece with the formation of at least one microjoint through which a workpiece part remains connected to a remaining workpiece.
- Microjoints are holding bars between workpiece parts and a remainder of the workpiece, which is sometimes also referred to as scrap skeleton in the following.
- Microjoints are mainly used, for example, when laser cutting or when punching plate-shaped workpieces, in order to keep otherwise separated workpiece parts tilt-free in the scrap skeleton and in this way, for example, to prevent collisions between the processing head during workpiece processing and the workpiece part.
- Microjoints also simplify the automatic unloading of the workpiece parts together with the scrap skeleton.
- the holding webs or the microjoints are created by not cutting or punching the outer contour of the workpiece part all the way to the end.
- microjoints Small retaining bars with a width of a few tenths of a millimeter to one millimeter (so-called microjoints) are set by the programmer of the control program for the processing machine, for example a laser cutting system, either manually or using a set of rules contained in the programming software.
- the size and the attachment position of the microjoint along the outer contour of the workpiece part usually has to be determined by the programmer. In most cases, all microjoints placed on a plate-shaped workpiece are of the same width, regardless of the process conditions, workpiece part properties (weight, geometry), material, etc.
- microjoints on small workpiece parts tend to be too wide and the small workpiece parts can therefore only be removed from the scrap skeleton with great difficulty.
- the reworking necessary to remove the microjoints that are too wide is time-consuming. In general, the wider the microjoint, the greater the reworking required to remove marks on the cutting or punching edge.
- the microjoint set by the programmer cannot be wide enough so that the workpiece part is not securely held in the scrap skeleton and a collision between the tilted workpiece part and the machining head can result.
- the invention is based on the object of a method for determining a minimum width of a microjoint, an attachment position of a microjoint and a Specify a method for machining a workpiece in which the microjoint has an optimal width.
- this object is achieved by a method of the type mentioned in the introduction, in which the minimum width of the microjoint is determined as a function of at least one machining parameter that influences a relative position of the workpiece part to the remaining workpiece during machining of the workpiece.
- JPH0663659A not only parameters of the workpiece part or workpiece part information need to be taken into account in order to determine an optimized microjoint width, but also machining parameters of a process or a machining method in which the workpiece part is formed (typically cut or punched) or manipulated (e.g. moved).
- the at least one machining parameter typically influences a relative position or a relative position of the workpiece part to the remaining workpiece when machining the workpiece.
- the minimum permissible width of the microjoint is not reached, reliable processing of the workpiece is no longer possible, since the workpiece part connected to the remaining workpiece via the microjoint can collide with components of a processing machine, for example with a processing nozzle, or possibly get stuck with the remaining workpiece.
- the machining parameters can be, for example, the cutting gas pressure acting on the workpiece part during laser cutting, the acceleration and / or static friction when moving the workpiece part together with the remaining workpiece along a workpiece support, vibrations during a combined punch-laser machining of the workpiece, etc. . Act.
- the minimum width of the microjoint is determined before the workpiece is machined.
- the at least one machining parameter that influences the relative position is, for example, in a programming system for creating the Control programs for machining workpiece parts are stored and therefore known in advance so that the minimum width of the microjoint can be determined before machining the workpiece.
- the width of the microjoint is also determined as a function of workpiece information.
- the workpiece information can be the workpiece material, physical workpiece properties (e.g. E-modulus and yield point of the material), the allocation (nesting) of the plate-shaped workpiece with workpiece parts to be formed during cutting, workpiece part information, etc.
- workpiece part information are: geometry of the workpiece part, weight of the workpiece part, position of the workpiece part on the workpiece as well as relative to the support bars of the workpiece support (lying polygon), acting weight force, etc.
- the microjoint is elastically and plastically deformed by the force of the workpiece part.
- the maximum permissible standing height of the workpiece part when tilting must be smaller than the distance between the processing nozzle of the laser cutting head and the workpiece. In practice, this distance is usually in the value range between 0.4 mm - 1 mm. From this maximum permissible standing height and the geometry of the workpiece part, the maximum permissible tilting angle of a ma x of the workpiece part to be calculated. From the maximum tilting angle a ma x follows for the width of the BMJ microjoints:
- the above calculation is sufficient if the cutting end of the outer contour of the workpiece part lies at the microjoint, i.e. the microjoint is formed by the (outer) contour not being completely cut to the end.
- the force of the cutting gas acting on the workpiece part at the point of the microjoint due to the gas pressure of the cutting gas exiting the machining nozzle plays only a minor role at the end of the cut, since the workpiece part is held at this point by the microjoint.
- the processing of the workpiece includes thermal cutting of the workpiece with a processing beam, in particular with a laser beam, the minimum width of the at least one microjoint depending on a processing parameter in the form of a cut-off of the workpiece part from the remaining workpiece the gas pressure of a cutting gas exiting from a machining nozzle acting on the workpiece part is determined.
- the gas flow typically acts on the workpiece part along the outer contour at a free cutting position that is spaced apart from the microjoint.
- the free cutting position is understood to mean that position along the outer contour of the workpiece part at which the end of the cut lies. After reaching the free cutting position, there is generally no further cutting machining along the outer contour of the workpiece part.
- the gas pressure of the cutting gas acts on the workpiece part at this free cutting position at the moment the outer contour is closed at the end of the cut.
- the gas pressure of the cutting gas at the free cutting position leads to the workpiece part tilting.
- the cutting gas pressure which acts on the workpiece part in a free cutting position at a distance from the microjoint
- the cutting gas pressure that occurs when the cutting head is positioned or during the cutting of (closely) adjacent contours (especially when workpiece parts are closely nested) can also be taken into account the cut workpiece part is effective.
- the minimum width of the microjoint can therefore act on the workpiece part in addition or as an alternative to the variant described above, depending on a positioning movement of the cutting head across the workpiece part
- a minimum width of the microjoint is determined at which, when the workpiece part tilts relative to the remaining workpiece due to the action of the gas pressure on the workpiece part, a maximum height at which the workpiece part protrudes over the remaining workpiece is not exceeded.
- the (minimum) width of the microjoint is so large that the standing height of the tilting workpiece part does not exceed a specified maximum height.
- the maximum standing height is not greater than a distance between the processing nozzle and the remaining workpiece, the distance preferably being less than 2 mm, particularly preferably less than 1 mm.
- the minimum width of the microjoint is determined in such a way that a collision of the upright workpiece part with the processing nozzle of the laser cutting head is prevented.
- the distance is typically determined between the end face of the machining nozzle and the remaining workpiece.
- the processing of the workpiece includes moving the remaining workpiece together with the workpiece part along a workpiece support, the minimum width of the at least one microjoint being determined as a function of at least one processing parameter in the form of an acceleration of the remaining workpiece when moving along at least one displacement direction.
- the acceleration along a respective displacement direction typically corresponds to an axis parameter of a drive of a processing machine, which is designed to move the remaining workpiece together with the workpiece part along the respective axis or displacement direction.
- the workpiece support can have workpiece support elements, for example in the form of balls, brushes or the like, in order to reduce the friction when moving the remaining workpiece with the workpiece part connected via the at least one microjoint along the workpiece support.
- workpiece support elements for example in the form of balls, brushes or the like, in order to reduce the friction when moving the remaining workpiece with the workpiece part connected via the at least one microjoint along the workpiece support.
- sheetmover machines e.g. punching or punch-laser combination machines
- the weight force acts on the workpiece part in the Z direction if the workpiece part is in a non-supporting area Workpiece support traversed.
- the workpiece part is bent around the microjoint in the X-Y plane.
- the minimum width of the microjoint is therefore also due to the fact that the bending of the microjoint is not so strong that the workpiece part slips under or over the remaining workpiece.
- a minimum width of the microjoint is determined in which when the workpiece part is moved together with the remaining workpiece, a bending stress on the microjoint does not exceed a maximum bending stress.
- the value for the maximum bending stress is typically set in such a way that the workpiece part does not slip under or over the remaining workpiece when it is moved along the workpiece support.
- the maximum bending stress on the microjoint is preferably no greater than one Yield limit of the material of the workpiece.
- the yield point is understood to be the 0.2% yield point R P o.2 (elastic limit), since this (in contrast to the yield point) can always be clearly determined from the nominal stress total elongation diagram. If the yield point of the material of the workpiece is exceeded, the microjoint is plastically deformed during bending, so that the workpiece part typically remains permanently in a tilted position relative to the rest of the workpiece.
- the minimum width of the microjoint is made up of the minimum width of the microjoint at which the maximum bending stress is not exceeded, and a safety factor, the safety factor preferably being dependent on the minimum width of the microjoint at which the maximum bending stress is not exceeded.
- an empirically determined safety factor is added to the calculated minimum width of the microjoint, which takes into account the influence of external disturbance variables, such as vibrations during the punching process, sagging of the workpiece part, deflection of the workpiece part when driving over support elements (e.g. balls or brushes).
- the safety factor can take into account the notch effect occurring at the attachment position of the microjoint due to the sudden diameter reduction, which leads to a reduction in the maximum permissible bending stress.
- the safety factor is ideally dependent on the calculated width of the microjoint, i.e. it is not an absolute value. In this way, the calculated minimum microjoint widths for the different workpiece parts of a workpiece change relatively and not absolutely, which prevents small workpiece parts from being connected with an oversized microjoint.
- Another aspect of the invention relates to a method for determining an attachment position of a microjoint, by means of which a workpiece part remains connected to a remaining workpiece of an in particular plate-shaped workpiece, comprising: determining a minimum width of the microjoint at several different attachment positions along an outer contour of the workpiece part, with the minimum Width according to the procedure described above is determined, as well as selection of that approach position along the outer contour for the machining of the workpiece, for which the smallest minimum width of the microjoint was determined.
- the determination of the minimum width of the microjoint described above is carried out in this case for different attachment positions along the outer contour in order to determine at which point or at which attachment position the microjoint would assume the smallest width. In the programming system for creating the control program for the processing machine, this point can then be automatically selected as the attachment position of the microjoint.
- a further aspect of the invention relates to a method of the type mentioned at the outset for processing a particularly plate-shaped workpiece, in which the at least one microjoint is formed at an attachment position along an outer contour of the workpiece part that was determined according to the method described above for determining the attachment position. As described above, an attachment position is selected along the outer contour at which the microjoint has a minimum width.
- the invention also relates to a Com puterprogramm product which is designed to carry out all the steps of the method described above when the computer program runs on a data processing system.
- the data processing system can in particular be a programming system, ie a computer for programming the control programs for a numerical control device of a processing machine, for example for cutting processing and / or for transporting a workpiece or a machine arrangement with such a processing machine.
- a machining program is generated which, among other things, has a sequence of (control) commands for machining the workpiece.
- the machining program generated in this way can then be executed by a numerical control device of the processing machine or a machine arrangement containing this processing machine.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of a processing machine in the form of a laser cutting machine for the separating processing of a plate-shaped workpiece
- 2a, b are schematic representations of a workpiece part that is connected to a remaining workpiece via a microjoint when tilting due to the gas pressure of a cutting gas
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic representation of a processing machine in the form of a combined laser and punching machine, and also
- a laser beam 6 generated by the laser resonator 2 is guided by means of a beam guide 3 from deflection mirrors (not shown) to the laser processing head 4 and focused in this and aligned perpendicular to the surface 8a of a workpiece 8 with the aid of mirrors also not shown, ie the beam axis (optical axis) of the laser beam 6 runs perpendicular to the workpiece 8.
- the laser beam 6 is first used to pierce, ie the workpiece 8 is melted or oxidized at one point and the resulting melt is blown out. The laser beam 6 is then moved over the workpiece 8, so that a continuous cutting gap 9 is created, along which the laser beam 6 cuts through the workpiece 8.
- Both piercing and laser cutting can be supported by adding a gas.
- Oxygen, nitrogen, compressed air and / or application-specific gases can be used as cutting gases 10. Which gas is ultimately used depends on which materials are cut and which quality requirements are placed on the workpiece 8. Particles and gases formed can be sucked out of a suction chamber 12 with the aid of a suction device 11.
- a schematically illustrated programmable numerical control device 13 controls all essential functions of the laser cutting machine 1, for example the movement of the laser processing head 4 when a processing program is being executed on it.
- FIG. 2a, b show the separating machining of the workpiece 8, more precisely a rectangular workpiece part 14, which is separated from a residual workpiece 15 (residual lattice) along a cutting contour 9.
- the workpiece part 14 remains connected to the remaining workpiece 15 at its outer contour P via a microjoint 17.
- the microjoint 17 is located at a microjoint position m along the outer contour P in the XY plane (the workpiece plane), which does not correspond to a free cutting position f along the outer contour P, which is the end of the cut at separating machining along the cutting contour 9 forms.
- a gas pressure p of the cutting gas 10 acts on the workpiece part 14 and exits from a processing nozzle 18 of the laser cutting machine 1 (see FIG. 2b). If a laser cutting head 4 or the active, pressurized surface of the cutting gas nozzle 18 (cf. In this way, the force introduced by the gas pressure p has the smallest lever to the microjoint 17 and thus also generates the lowest stresses.
- the width BMJ of the microjoint 17 must not fall below a minimum width BMJ, min at which the standing height of the tilting workpiece part 14 reaches a predetermined maximum standing height hmax shown in FIG. 2b.
- the maximum standing height hmax corresponds to the distance A between the machining nozzle 18 and the remaining workpiece 15 or the workpiece 8.
- the distance A between the end face of the machining nozzle 18 and the top side 8a of the workpiece 8 is less than approximately 2 mm in the example shown, generally 1 mm or less.
- the set of all points in the XY plane is referred to as the support web configuration S which are given by the tips of the support webs 5, which are shown in FIG. 2a by dotted lines running in the X direction. Also given are the outer contour P of the workpiece part 14 to be cut, the microjoint Position m and the free cutting position f along the outer contour P to be cut.
- the hatched area I in FIG. 2a represents the intersection of the interior of the outer contour P with the support web configuration S, combined with the microjoint position m.
- the support polygon A shown in dash-dotted lines represents the convex envelope of I.
- D denotes that side of the support polygon A, which is located closest to the free cutting position f.
- the distance between the side D and the free cutting position f is denoted by d.
- the distance between a position q, which lies on the other side of D with respect to the free cutting position f and has the greatest distance from D, is denoted by e.
- the force acting on the interior of the outer contour P at the free-cutting position f which force is produced by the gas pressure p of the cutting gas 10 emerging from the machining nozzle 18, is denoted by F below.
- the minimum width BBj.min of the microjoint 17 can be determined on the basis of the variables described above: If the force F described above and caused by the gas pressure p acts on the workpiece part 14 that has been cut free, it tilts about the axis D.
- H (P, a) sin (a) e is smaller than a specified value hmax, which is allowed as the maximum tilting height, that is, that applies
- the minimum width BMJ, min of the microjoint 17, which was determined in the manner described above, is used in a programming system for the creation of a control program for machining the workpiece 8 in order to generate a machining program which is on the numerical control device 13 during machining of the workpiece 8 expires.
- the minimum width Bivij.min of the microjoint 17 can be determined as a machining parameter not only as a function of the cutting gas pressure p, but also as a function of other machining parameters which influence a relative position of the workpiece part 14 to the remaining workpiece 15 when the workpiece 8 is machined. This is the case, for example, during manipulation, more precisely when moving a workpiece 8, as will be described below with reference to a combined laser and punching machine 20, which is shown in FIG. 3.
- the machine tool 20 designed as a laser and punching machine, has a conventional punching head 21 with punch 21a and a laser machining head 4 as machining tools for the separating machining of a plate-shaped work piece 8 in the form of a sheet metal.
- the workpiece 8 to be machined is supported during workpiece machining on a workpiece support 5 in the form of a machining table.
- a conventional holding device 22 which has clamps 23 for holding the workpiece 8
- the workpiece 8 can be positioned opposite the punch 21a and the laser processing head 4 in the X direction of the workpiece plane (XY plane of an XYZ coordinate system) by means of a conventional one indicated by an arrow Linear drive 23a are moved.
- the workpiece 8 can be moved in the Y-direction of the workpiece plane by moving the workpiece support 5 together with the holding device 22 relative to a base 24 on which the workpiece support 5 is supported by means of a conventional linear drive 23b indicated by an arrow.
- the workpiece 8 can be displaced in the X and Y directions with respect to the punch 21a and the laser processing head 4, so that the respective area of the workpiece 8 to be processed is in a stationary processing area 25 of the punch 21a or a stationary processing area 26 of the Laser processing head 4 can be positioned.
- a (exchangeable) punching die 27 is positioned, which has an opening 27a for engagement for the (likewise exchangeable) punch 21a.
- a laser die 28 in the stationary processing area 26 of the laser processing head 4 arranged, which serves as an opening limitation for a substantially circular suction opening 26a in the workpiece support 5.
- the partial area of the workpiece support 5 in the X direction, on which the processing areas 25, 26 are formed, is stationary and is not displaced in the Y direction relative to the base 24.
- the laser processing head 4 can perform a movement in the X and Y directions, which is limited by the suction opening 26a.
- the machine tool 20 shown in FIG. 3 also has a control device 13 which is used to control the linear drives 23a, 23b in the X direction or in the Y direction of the machine tool 20.
- FIGS. 4a, b show a workpiece part 14 which is held on a remaining workpiece 15 via a microjoint 17.
- the weight FG acts on the workpiece part 14 in the Z direction when the workpiece part 14 passes over an unsupported area of the workpiece support 5.
- the workpiece part 14 is bent around the microjoint 17 in the XY plane.
- the minimum width BBj.min of the microjoint 17 is therefore also due to the fact that the bend is not so strong that the workpiece part 14 slips under or over the remaining workpiece 15.
- the calculation of the minimum microjoint width BBj.min depends on the position m of the microjoint on the workpiece part 14:
- microjoint 17 is advantageous at one point (microjoint position or
- Attachment position m attached to the workpiece part 14, at which the main axis of inertia of the workpiece part 14 intersects with the outer contour P (for example, on an axis of symmetry of the workpiece part 14 - different from the illustration shown in FIGS. 4a, b).
- the microjoint 17 is also located at a position m along the outer contour P, which results from the projection of the center of gravity S of the workpiece part 14 in the direction of the relative movement between workpiece part 14 and workpiece support 5, there is no further bending load due to the acceleration and frictional force in a second Axis direction.
- microjoint 17 should be attached to the point of intersection of the main axis of inertia with the outer contour P that is the smallest distance from the center of gravity S of the workpiece part 14, or in that axial direction (X or Y) in which the workpiece part 14 has the greatest acceleration .
- the weight FG of the workpiece part 14 acts in the Z direction and acts on the center of mass (center of gravity S).
- the microjoint 17 lies on one of the main axes of inertia.
- the microjoint 17 is placed at the end of the cut so that the gas pressure plays a subordinate role and can be neglected.
- Geometric properties of the workpiece part 14 o Center of gravity S of the workpiece part 14 o
- Starting point m of the microjoint 17 optimally lies on one of the main axes of inertia of the workpiece part 14, which correspond to a respective axis of symmetry of the workpiece part 14 (if present)
- Axis parameters of the machine tool 20 o Acceleration ax, ay in the X and Y directions
- microjoint 17 is assumed below as a bending beam on which the following moments act:
- the microjoint width BBJ must be selected so that the bending stress B tot is at most as large as the yield point R P o, 2 for the material of the currently displaced workpiece 8:
- the minimum microjoint width BMj.minB is then calculated for this specified limit value R P o.2 of the voltage Bges.max as follows:
- the minimum microjoint width BBj.minB is the maximum of the two values BMJ-I, BMJ2, because the smaller of the two values is always negative due to the root used in the calculation.
- the notch effect occurring at the attachment position m of the microjoint 17 due to the sudden diameter reduction can be taken into account by the safety factor ci, which leads to a reduction in the maximum permissible bending stress Bges.max.
- the safety factor ci is ideally dependent on the calculated microjoint width (ci (BBj.minB)), i.e. it is not an absolute value. In this way, the calculated minimum microjoint widths BBj.min for the different workpiece parts 14 of a workpiece 4 change relatively and not absolutely, which prevents small workpiece parts 14 from being connected to an oversized microjoint 17.
- Both the method described in connection with FIGS. 2a, b and the method described in connection with FIGS. 4a, b for determining the minimum width BBj.min of the microjoint 17 is typically carried out for several different attachment positions m along the outer contour P of the workpiece part 14. For the machining of the workpiece 8, that approach position m along the outer contour P is selected for which the smallest minimum width BBj.min of the microjoint 17 was determined. During the subsequent machining of the workpiece 8, the at least one microjoint 17, through which the workpiece part 14 remains connected to the remaining workpiece 15, is at the attachment position m selected in the manner described above and with the minimum width BBj determined in the manner described above. min formed.
- the minimum width BBj.min and the attachment position m of the microjoint 17 are used in a programming system to create a control program or to create control commands for machining the workpiece 8.
- the control program created in this way is processed by the control device 13 when the workpiece 8 is processed.
- workpiece information and machining parameters for machining the workpiece 8 are stored, which are used to determine the minimum Width BBj.min of the microjoint 17 are required, for example the cutting gas pressure p during the cutting machining of the workpiece 8 or the axial accelerations a x , ay when moving the workpiece 8 along the workpiece support 5.
- machining parameters can be used to determine the minimum width BBj.min of the microjoint 17, which determine the relative position of the workpiece part 14 connected to the remaining workpiece 15 via the (at least one) microjoint 17 in relation to the remaining workpiece 15 or in relation to affect the workpiece support 5.
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