WO1994010614A1 - Processing finish time predicting numerical control apparatus - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a numerical control device for notifying a scheduled end time of program machining using an NC machine tool.
- the operator calculates the required machining time with his / her own hand based on the machining shape and set machining speed given by the processing program, and ends the machining. I had to ask for the time.
- the machining conditions are naturally different for each time, so the average speed of tool movement for each time is different.
- the tool offset amount is different for each process, the tool movement path length (the total length of the machining trajectory for each machining process) is also different for each time. Therefore, the processing time for each processing step is different for each operation It will be.
- NC machine tools that perform adaptive control of the machining speed to obtain a constant machined surface.However, with such a machine tool, the set machining speed always matches the actual machining speed. This is not necessarily the case. Even if complicated manual calculations are performed in consideration of the offset amount, etc., the calculation of the required time based on the set processing speed instead of the actual processing speed is not accurate. There is.
- An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks of the prior art, to enable the operator to easily know the scheduled end time of machining without performing a complicated calculation operation, and to set the machining speed and the actual machining speed.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a numerical control device capable of knowing a more accurate scheduled processing end time as compared with the conventional method, even when a difference occurs between the machining speed and the machining speed. .
- one embodiment of the present invention relates to a numerical control device for controlling a machine tool, wherein the numerical control device controls the machine program based on a machining amount and a set machining speed given by a machining program.
- Processing time calculation means for calculating the required time required to perform all of the required processing, clock means operating in synchronization with the current time, and processing time calculation means
- a display means for displaying a scheduled processing end time based on the required time calculated in the step (c) and the current time of the clock means, and a processing end element fixed time.
- Still another aspect of the present invention is a numerical control device for controlling a machine tool, comprising: a machining speed detecting means for detecting an actual machining speed during execution of the machining program; Machining amount calculation means for calculating the corresponding machining amount, and machining using an unexecuted program based on the actual machining speed detected by the machining speed detection means and the machining amount calculated by the machining amount calculation means
- Processing time calculation means for calculating the required time required to execute all of the above, clock means operating synchronously with the current time, and the required time and clock calculated by the processing time calculation means It is provided with: a scheduled processing end time calculating means for calculating a scheduled processing end time based on the current time of the means; and a display means for displaying the scheduled processing end time calculated by the scheduled processing end time correcting means.
- the machining end is scheduled by the machining speed detecting means, the machining amount calculating means, the machining station required time calculating means, the clock means, and the scheduled machining end time calculating means.
- the time is obtained and updated on the display means.
- the machining speed detecting means the machining amount calculating means, the machining required time calculating means, the clock means, and when the machining is to be completed.
- the expected end time of the processing is obtained by the time calculating means, and the updated time is displayed on the display means.
- a numerical control apparatus for controlling a machine tool that repeats and executes a number of machining steps from assembling to finishing using one machining program.
- the numerical control device estimates the average machining speed from the start to the end of each machining process based on machining conditions set in advance for each machining process.
- the average speed estimating means, the average speed estimating means and the path length calculating means for calculating the machining path length for each machining step based on the above-mentioned added program and the machining conditions.
- the required time for each machining step is estimated, which estimates the required machining time for each machining step, and calculates the length of the machining path from the start position of the currently executed machining process to the current position.
- Executed Path length calculation means processing elapsed time resetting means that is reset in synchronization with the start of each processing step and starts timing of processing elapsed time, processing time counting given by the above time counting means and executed processing
- An actual average machining speed calculating means for calculating an actual average machining speed in the machining path from the machining start position to the current position in the machining process currently being executed from the executed machining path length calculated by the path length calculating means, The value obtained by subtracting the executed machining path length calculated by the executed machining path length calculating means from the machining path length of the currently executed machining step calculated by the above-described machining step length calculating means, and Remaining machining path machining required time estimating means for estimating the required machining time required to machine the unprocessed part of the currently executed machining process from the average machining speed calculated by the actual average machining speed calculating means, Remaining processing time required to add the required time estimated by the required time estimating means for each processing step for each processing step from the processing step following the
- the calculation is performed by the processing path length calculating means, the actual average processing speed calculating means, the remaining processing path processing required time estimating means, the remaining processing step processing required time estimating means, and the processing end scheduled time calculating means.
- the estimation is performed at predetermined time intervals or each time a predetermined number of machining blocks constituting the machining program are completed, and the machining end time is indicated by the machining end time display means each time. The display is updated.
- the actual average machining speed of the finished machining step is extracted from the actual average machining speed calculation means described above, and this value is corresponded to the value estimated by the average speed estimation means for each machining step. Compare the estimated average machining speed of An average processing speed correcting means for correcting the output of the remaining processing step processing required time estimating means based on the comparison result is provided.
- the numerical control device itself automatically calculates the expected machining end time in advance based on the machining amount and the set machining speed given by the machining program.
- the display on the display means eliminates the need for cumbersome manual calculations involved in calculating the estimated processing end time, and allows the operator to easily know the estimated processing end time.
- the calculation of the machining amount to be machined is performed by the internal processing of the numerical controller, it is possible to obtain the estimated machining end time based on the actual machining amount that changes depending on the offset amount of the tool, etc. As a result, it is possible to know a more accurate scheduled end time of machining.
- the machining program when executed, the actual machining speed is detected, the correction process is performed according to the actual machining speed, and the estimated machining end time is updated and displayed. Even in the case where there is a difference between the machining speed and the machining speed, it is possible to know the machining end time relatively accurately.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing an outline of processing executed by the numerical control device of the embodiment in the machining execution mode.
- Figure 3 is a flow chart showing the outline of the processing in the machining execution mode. The continuation of one chat,
- Fig. 4 is a flowchart showing the outline of the correction display process in the machining execution mode.
- Figure 5 is a continuation of the flowchart showing the outline of the correction display process.
- FIG. 6 shows the best mode for carrying out the invention for explaining the path length in each processing step.
- the present invention is applied to a numerical control device of a wire electric discharge machine. Note that this wire electric discharge machine will be described below as performing multiple machining.
- the numerical controller registers the machining trajectory as a subprogram, and calls the subprogram while changing the wire diameter correction amount and the machining conditions in the main program to perform machining.
- the first machining step (rough machining) is performed under predetermined machining conditions and a predetermined offset value
- the second machining step medium machining
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram schematically showing a main part of the numerical controller 100 of the embodiment.
- the numerical controller 100 has a microprocessor (hereinafter, referred to as a CPU) 1 for driving and controlling each part of the wire electric discharge machine.
- This CPU 1 Is a ROM 7 for storing the control program of the CPU 1, a RAM 8 for temporarily storing the calculation results and the like by the CPU 1, and a manual data input device (CRT display device as a display means).
- CRT ZM DI CRT ZM DI
- I / O interface 5 for connecting a table reader or external storage device, etc. Spoken from a tape reader or external storage device, etc.
- Non-volatile memory for storing programs, etc.
- Clock device that constitutes clock means that operates in synchronization with the current time 3 Clock device that constitutes clock means that operates in synchronization with the current time 3
- Servo motor M of the required number to drive each axis of wire electric discharge machine
- the axis controller 4 for each axis (in this embodiment, four axes of X, Y, U, and V), and the electric discharge machining power supply 9 of the wire electric discharge machine They are connected so that ⁇ output and drive control are possible.
- the hardware configuration of the numerical controller 100 itself is the same as that of the conventional one except that the clock device 3 is connected, and thus a detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the discharge gap which is the amount of offset between the wire electrode and the work
- Adaptive control in which the acceleration is controlled so that the average of the gap voltage between the eye electrode and the peak matches the set value, that is, servo feed is performed.
- the processing speed is not always constant.
- the non-volatile memory 2 includes the work material, work thickness, For each combination of various conditions, such as the type of wire electrode, wire electrode diameter, and the i-th machining step (i; an integer from 1 to the last N), the peak in the EDM power supply 9
- a machining condition table that stores machining conditions such as voltage, on-Z off-time, and servo voltage, the offset amount of the wire electrode, and the maximum and minimum values of the machining speed that are empirically known is stored in advance. Is stored.
- the ROM 7 By the processing operation of the CPU 1 based on the control program, the offset amount of the wire electrode / the processing condition is automatically selected from the processing condition table of the nonvolatile memory 2. Then, the selected machining conditions are automatically set and wire electric discharge machining is performed.
- FIG. 2 to FIG. 5 are flowcharts showing the outline of the processing executed by the CPU 1 based on the control program of the ROM 7 in the machining execution mode.
- these flowcharts will be referred to. The processing operation of this embodiment will be described.
- the CPU 1 set in the machining execution mode waits until an input program is input from a tape reader or other external device via the input / output interface 5.
- the machining program is set as the machining program to be executed and the machining program storage area of the non-volatile memory 2 is set. (Step S 2).
- the operator waits until the operator inputs the setting conditions including the material of the workpiece, the workpiece thickness, the wire electrode diameter to be used, and the number of machining N through the CRTMDI 1 ⁇ operation panel.
- step S3 When the setting condition is input, it is stored in the non-volatile memory 2 (step S3) ⁇ Next, the CPU 1 stores the value of the index i for storing the number of processing times and the value of the total required time storage register T0 as " After initialization to "0" (step S4), the value of the index i is incremented by one (step S5). Then, based on the setting conditions stored in the non-volatile memory 2 and the number of processing times i defined by the value of the index i for storing the number of processing times, the addition condition table of the non-volatile memory 2 is used.
- the total length of the tool movement trajectory in the i-th machining process is calculated based on the offset amount and the wire electrode diameter selected from the corresponding machining condition table, and this calculated value is calculated.
- the machining path length D i of the i-th machining step is stored in the process-specific machining path length storage register R (D i). (Step S7).
- the CPU 1 determines whether or not the value of the index i for storing the number of times of processing has reached the number of times of processing N set in the selected processing condition table. That is, the calculation and storage of the estimated machining speed V i, machining path length D i and machining time T i for the i-th machining process, and the accumulation and storage of the estimated machining time T i are performed in the first cycle. It is determined whether or not the processing has been completed for all the last rounds (step S10). If the value of the index i has not reached the set number of processing times N, the processing shifts to the processing of step S5 again and the loop processing of steps S5 to S10 is repeated. Then execute.
- the estimated machining speed V i, machining path length D i, and required machining time T i for the i-th machining process are calculated and stored, and the i-th machining from the first machining is performed. Calculate the total estimated required time TO until processing.
- step S10 determines whether or not a machining start command has been input by the operator from the operation panel of the CRTZMDI 10 (step S13). If the machining start command has not been input, the processing from step S11 to step S13 is repeated until the machining start command is input, and the current time T Updates the estimated machining end time in synchronization with n.
- the CPU 1 detects this input in the discriminating process in step S13, and stores the machining frequency value k stored in the actual machining frequency storage register R (k). Is initialized to "1" and the elapsed time measurement timer T is started (step S14), and the elapsed time from the input of the machining start command is measured.
- the machining program in the non-volatile memory 2 is read for each block, and the same electric discharge machining process (step S15) for the servo feed of each axis and the like is repeated and executed. And The details of the EDM process are the same as those of the conventional EDM process, and a description thereof will be omitted.
- the process of correcting and displaying the scheduled end time of the machining as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 is performed at a predetermined processing cycle, for example, every 10 minutes. It is to be executed repeatedly. The processing for this will be described below.
- the CPU 1 that has started the correction display processing firstly positions the program pointer indicating the current processing target to be executed at the present time. Is detected, and the total path length Lp for the machining from the top of the program to the machining block immediately before the machining block with this program pointer is calculated.
- the calculation of the path length Lp is obtained in the same manner as the processing in step S7 described above. That is, the processing is performed based on the offset amount and the wire electrode diameter selected from the processing condition table corresponding to various setting conditions including the k-th processing.
- the calculated value Lp is stored in the machining execution path length storage register R (Lp) (step S100).
- the CPU 1 determines the current tool position (coordinate value) indicated by the current position storage register for each axis and the machining block (current execution target) corresponding to this current position.
- the path length Ln between the end point (coordinate) of the machining block immediately before the machining block) is obtained. That is, the length (L n) of the machining path corresponding to the machining path currently being executed, which has been processed, is obtained. Then, this path length Ln is stored in the processed path length storage register R (Ln) in the current processing block (step S101).
- the value of register R (L p) and the value of register R (L n) are added to obtain the total amount L of the tool movement after the k-th machining step is started, and the machining completion path It is stored in the register R (L) for long storage (step S102). Further, the CPU 1 obtains the machining completion path length from the value of the processing path length storage register R (D k) which stores the machining path length in the k-th machining step. The remaining amount L 'of the machining path length to be machined in the k-th machining process is obtained by subtracting the value of the total sum L of the tool movement amounts stored in the register R (L). Then, the value L ′ is stored in the remaining machining path length storing register R (L ′) for each process (step S103).
- Fig. 6 shows the total path length LP from the beginning of the program to the machining block immediately before the machining block currently being executed at the k-th machining step.
- the CPU 1 reads the elapsed time measurement value of the elapsed time T. That is, the CPU 1 reads the total elapsed time T after the start of the machining in the k-th machining process, and uses the elapsed time T to obtain the tool up to the present.
- the average machining speed V from the start of this machining process to the present time is calculated by dividing the value of the sum L of the movement amounts. This average jerk V is stored in the actual machining speed storage register R (V) (step S104).
- the total L of the tool travel is calculated as follows.
- the starting point of the tool movement for giving is always the position corresponding to the beginning of the program in the current machining process.
- the reason is that the machining programs used in each machining step are the same. In other words, since the machining is performed from the beginning of the same machining program each time in each machining process, when the total L of the tool travel is obtained, the machining process of the previous or previous machining process is performed. There is no possibility that the tool movement amount already processed is included.
- the timer for measuring the elapsed time T of the tool movement is always reset every time one machining process is completed (see step S17). The time corresponding to the time will be measured. Therefore, the average machining speed V from the start of the current machining process to the present can be obtained almost accurately. In this way, the CPU 1 having calculated the average machining speed V from the start of the k-th machining process to the current time, calculates the average machining speed V from the current time to the end of the machining process. It is also applied to the (unprocessed) machining path to estimate the elapsed time from the current point in the machining process to the end point.
- the CPU 1 reads the current time ⁇ from the clock device 3 (step S106). Further, it is determined whether or not the processing step is a final processing step (final ⁇ th processing step when the number of processing is set in advance as ⁇ ) (step S107). In the case of the final machining process, the value of the required time storage register R (Tr) is added to the current time ⁇ ⁇ , and this value is used as the estimated machining end time, and the CRT ZM DI 10 CRT It is displayed on the screen (step S112), and the correction display processing in this processing cycle ends.
- the processing step is a final processing step (final ⁇ th processing step when the number of processing is set in advance as ⁇ ) (step S107).
- the value of the required time storage register R (Tr) is added to the current time ⁇ ⁇ , and this value is used as the estimated machining end time, and the CRT ZM DI 10 CRT It is displayed on the screen (step S112), and the correction display processing in this processing cycle ends.
- the value of the estimated required time storage register R (T i) of the i-th machining step is read, and the read value is integrated and stored in the required time storage register R (T r) (step S1). 10), the remaining time required for the currently executed machining step k and the estimated value of the required machining time for each machining step required for each of the machining steps from k11 to N To find the sum T r of
- the value stored in the required time storage register R (Tr) becomes the current value. This is the elapsed time required to complete all processing steps. In other words, the time at which the time stored in the required time storage register R (Tr) has elapsed from the current time is the machining end time. Then, the value stored in the required time storage register R (Tr) is added to the current time Tn read from the clock device 3 to obtain the CRT / MDI 10 Is displayed on the CRT screen (step S112), and the correction display processing in this processing cycle ends.
- CPU 1 performs a predetermined processing cycle, for example, 10 minutes.
- the correction display processing as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 is repeatedly executed to update and display the scheduled processing end time.
- the current machining process is started from the present time based on the actual machining speed from the start of the current machining process to the present time. Estimate the time T r until the end of the machining process, and then use the estimated predetermined time for each machining process for each machining process to calculate the total required time from the start of the next machining process to the end of the final machining process. By calculating the elapsed time, the elapsed time from the current time to the end of all the processing steps was estimated. Then, the estimation of the elapsed time from the current time to the end of all the machining steps was performed at regular intervals.
- the actual machining speed V may be calculated each time machining is completed for a predetermined number of machining blocks, and the estimated machining end time may be updated and displayed.
- the process of obtaining the length (Ln) of the machining path corresponding to the processed opening currently processed, which has been processed (step S101) And the accompanying step S 102) are omitted.
- the ratio between the elapsed time actually required for the machining and the estimated required time estimated in step S8 is calculated.
- the time required until the final processing is completed may be displayed together, or only the time required until the final processing is completed may be displayed.
- the end time may not be predicted before the machining is started, and the scheduled end time of the machining may be obtained based on the machining speed obtained at predetermined intervals after the start of the machining.
- secondary machining, tertiary machining, etc. are performed continuously as in electric discharge machining. If the machining speed of each process is different, the machining speed of each process is calculated. Coefficients for calculating the processing speed of the secondary, tertiary, and other processes based on the speed are set in memory in advance.
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