Journal
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY
Volume 25, Issue 7-8, Pages 652-662Publisher
SPRINGER LONDON LTD
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-003-1903-8
Keywords
calibration; cutting force coefficients; cutting pressure constants; end milling cutting model
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This paper presents an improved approach to calibrate the cutting coefficients in an end-milling model. In order to predict end-milling forces, lots of simulative models are established. In order to use them, coefficients in the models, for example, cutting pressure constants etc., must firstly be calibrated experimentally, and simulative precision and applicability of the models are influenced by them. For simplicity, using average forces to calibrate cutting parameters are widely adopted by lots of researchers. However, the existence of an instrument's zero-drift, noise, etc., will have effect on the precision of experimental data, so, it is difficult to directly obtain exact average-cutting forces through experimental data. Aiming at the above problem, the paper investigates milling forces in the frequency domain, discusses the impact of experimental data at different frequencies on cutting force coefficients and the influence of sensitivity of error on experimental data at different frequencies on coefficients is studied. Based on the research, an improved method to calibrate the cutting coefficients is provided. Based on a series of experiments and numerical simulations, the validity of the method is confirmed. At the end of the paper, some useful conclusions are drawn.
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