Patent classifications
G05B2219/49074
Machining condition-determining device and cutting tool selection apparatus
A machining condition determining apparatus (1) includes a first setter (2a) setting a cutting speed of a cutting tool, a storage (3) storing a maximum output value of a drive motor rotating a spindle holding the cutting tool and a number of revolutions of the drive motor corresponding to the maximum output value, a number-of-revolutions determiner (4) obtaining a steady-state value of the maximum output value of the drive motor stored in the storage (3) and determining a number of revolutions of the drive motor corresponding to the obtained steady-state value of the maximum output value, and a tool-diameter determiner (5) calculating a tool diameter of the cutting tool based on the cutting speed set by the first setter (2a) and the number of revolutions of the drive motor determined by the number-of-revolutions determiner (4).
Machining Condition-Determining Device And Cutting Tool Selection Apparatus
A machining condition determining apparatus (1) includes a first setter (2a) setting a cutting speed of a cutting tool, a storage (3) storing a maximum output value of a drive motor rotating a spindle holding the cutting tool and a number of revolutions of the drive motor corresponding to the maximum output value, a number-of-revolutions determiner (4) obtaining a steady-state value of the maximum output value of the drive motor stored in the storage (3) and determining a number of revolutions of the drive motor corresponding to the obtained steady-state value of the maximum output value, and a tool-diameter determiner (5) calculating a tool diameter of the cutting tool based on the cutting speed set by the first setter (2a) and the number of revolutions of the drive motor determined by the number-of-revolutions determiner (4).
ONLINE PRECISE CONTROL METHOD FOR TRUNCATING PARAMETERS OF MICROSCALE ABRASIVE GRAINS
An online precise control method for truncating parameters of microscale abrasive grains includes the steps of: (1) clamping an electrode and a diamond grinding wheel to form a discharge circuit, and communicating a workstation with a power supply and a controller of a numerical control machine tool; (2) feedback controlling movement parameters of the machine tool and parameters of the power supply according to pulse discharge parameters, controlling a discharge current and a discharge voltage, and calculating a number of rotations of the grinding wheel; (3) determining a maximum truncating area of a cutting edge and a maximum effective number of rotations of the grinding wheel according to grinding wheel parameters and pulse discharge parameters, and precisely controlling a truncating area of a cutting edge of abrasive grains online by the calculated number of rotations of the grinding wheel; and (4) after the calculated number of rotations of the grinding wheel reaches a target value, calculating a truncating area of the cutting edge and a protrusion height of truncating microscale abrasive grains, and stopping the machine tool.
Method for assembling products in a manufacturing process
The present disclosure relates to systems and processes for controlling the relative positions or phasing of advancing substrates and/or components in absorbent article converting lines. The systems and methods may utilize feedback from technologies, such as vision systems, sensors, remote input and output stations, and controllers with synchronized embedded clocks to accurately correlate component placement detections and placement control on an absorbent article converting process. The systems and methods may accurately apply the use of precision clock synchronization for both instrumentation and control system devices on a non-deterministic communications network. In turn, the clock synchronized control and instrumentation network may be used to control the substrate position. As such, the controller may be programmed to the relative positions of substrates and components along the converting line without having to account for undeterminable delays.
Numerical controller
To provide a numerical controller that can produce high-quality machining with optimal machining conditions by reducing speed control abnormalities in order to stabilize feed rate, cutting speed and other factors. A numerical controller includes a speed reduction block detection unit that detects a speed reduction block that is a block at which the number of blocks to be looked ahead in a machining program relatively decreases, a speed information storage unit that calculates feed rate at each axis from a table feed rate at the speed reduction block and stores this speed information in a storage unit, and a speed information read unit that reads out the speed information from the storage unit and applies the speed information as the feed rate at each axis.
NUMERICAL CONTROLLER
To provide a numerical controller that can produce high-quality machining with optimal machining conditions by reducing speed control abnormalities in order to stabilize feed rate, cutting speed and other factors. A numerical controller includes a speed reduction block detection unit that detects a speed reduction block that is a block at which the number of blocks to be looked ahead in a machining program relatively decreases, a speed information storage unit that calculates feed rate at each axis from a table feed rate at the speed reduction block and stores this speed information in a storage unit, and a speed information read unit that reads out the speed information from the storage unit and applies the speed information as the feed rate at each axis.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MAINTAINING A SURFACE SPEED OF A CIRCULAR CUTTING DEVICE
Provided is a disclosure for a cutting device configured to control a linear speed of a cutting wheel as the cutting wheel gets smaller with use.
Control device for working device, working device, control program for working device, control method for working device, and working method
An NC unit calculates the phase difference in chatter vibration during working on the basis of detection result of sound produced by working a workpiece by an end mill, increases the number of rotations of the end mill by a predetermined number if the phase difference is smaller than a first phase difference threshold, and decreases the number of rotations of the end mill by a predetermined number if the phase difference is larger than a second phase difference threshold. Further, if the phase difference is between the first phase difference threshold and the second phase difference threshold, the NC unit finds the resonance frequency of a machine tool by multiplying a chatter frequency by a correction factor that changes according to the chatter frequency, and calculates the number of rotations of the end mill on the basis of the resonance frequency, to obtain stable working with suppressed chatter vibration.
Numerical controller for controlling feed rate based on spindle load
A numerical controller performs PID control to control the move speed of an axis for driving a spindle such that a load value of the spindle becomes constant. When the spindle load value exceeds a threshold value, a speed calculation unit of the numerical controller calculates an override for the feed rate of the axis instructed by command data such that the load value of the spindle becomes constant, and, at the start of the speed calculation process, assigns the override just before the start of the speed calculation process to an initial value of an integral term or an offset for PID control.
Systems and Methods for Controlling Phasing of Advancing Substrates in Absorbent Article Converting Lines
The present disclosure relates to systems and processes for controlling the relative positions or phasing of advancing substrates and/or components in absorbent article converting lines. The systems and methods may utilize feedback from technologies, such as vision systems, sensors, remote input and output stations, and controllers with synchronized embedded clocks to accurately correlate component placement detections and placement control on an absorbent article converting process. The systems and methods may accurately apply the use of precision clock synchronization for both instrumentation and control system devices on a non-deterministic communications network. In turn, the clock synchronized control and instrumentation network may be used to control the substrate position. As such, the controller may be programmed to the relative positions of substrates and components along the converting line without having to account for undeterminable delays.