Abstract
The invention relates to a deep hole drilling method for producing a pipe with an inner profile which has at least one recess extending helically along the inner side of the pipe, wherein with a deep hole drilling machine a tool, comprising a basic body extending along a longitudinal axis and at least one cutting edge arranged on an outer circumference of the basic body, is pulled or pushed through the interior of the pipe while being turned about its longitudinal axis, so that the cutting edge completes a cut along a helical cutting line on the inner side of the pipe.
Claims
1. Deep hole drilling method for producing a pipe with an inner profile that has a recess extending helically along the inner side of the pipe, wherein: with a deep hole drilling machine a tool, which comprises a basic body extending along a longitudinal axis and at least one cutting edge; arranged on the outer circumference of the basic body, is pulled or pushed through the interior of the pipe while being turned about its longitudinal axis (A) and/or the pipe is turned about its longitudinal axis (A), so that the cutting edge completes a cut along a helical cutting line on the inner side of the pipe, or with a device the pipe is pushed or pulled along its longitudinal axis (A) over a tool which comprises a basic body extending along a longitudinal axis and at least one cutting edge arranged on the outer circumference of the basic body, wherein the pipe is turned and/or the tool is turned about its longitudinal axis (A) so that the cutting edge completes a cut along a helical cutting line on the inner side of the pipe.
2. Deep hole drilling method according to claim 1, wherein the recess extending helically along the inner side of the pipe is produced by way of several cuts, wherein during each cut the tool is pulled or pushed through the interior of the pipe while being turned about its longitudinal axis (A) and/or the pipe is turned about its longitudinal axis so that the cutting edge completes the relevant cut along a helical cutting line on the inner side of the pipe or during each cut the pipe is pulled or pushed over the tool, wherein the pipe is turned about its longitudinal axis and/or the tool is turned about its longitudinal axis (A) so that the cutting edge completes the relevant cut along a helical cutting line on the inner side of the pipe.
3. Deep hole drilling method according to claim 1, wherein the radial distance of the cutting edge relative to the longitudinal axis (A) of the basic body is changed between a first and a second cut.
4. Deep hole drilling method according to claim 1, wherein the inner profile has n recesses helically extending along the inner side of the pipe and with the deep hole drilling machine the tool, which has a tubular basic body extending along a longitudinal axis (A) and n cutting edges arranged on the outer circumference of the basic body, is pulled or pushed through the interior of the pipe while being turned about its longitudinal axis (A) and/or the pipe is turned about its longitudinal axis so that the cutting edges each complete a cut along a helical cutting line on the inner side of the pipe or with a device the pipe is pushed or pulled along its longitudinal axis over a tool which has a basic body extending along a longitudinal axis and n cutting edges arranged on the outer circumference of the basic body, wherein the pipe is turned about its longitudinal axis and/or the tool is turned about its longitudinal axis (A) so that the cutting edges each complete a helical cutting line on the inner side of the pipe.
5. Deep hole drilling method according to claim 1, wherein a drilling oil or coolant lubricant is introduced into the interior of the pipe and flows contrary to the pulling or pushing direction of the tool through the pipe.
6. Tool for a deep drilling machine comprising a tubular basic body extending along a longitudinal axis (A) and at least one cutting edge arranged on the outer circumference of the basic body.
7. Tool according to claim 6, wherein the cutting edge is formed on an indexing cutting insert, and wherein the indexing cutting insert is detachably connected with a part of a cassette.
8. Tool according to claim 7, wherein the cassette is movable relative to the basic body.
9. Tool according to claim 8, wherein the cassette is displaceable along an oblique plane which is at an angle to the longitudinal axis (A) of the basic body.
10. Tool according to claim 6, wherein a support plate is provided on an external circumference of the basic body.
11. Deep hole drilling machine with a tool having a tubular basic body extending along a longitudinal axis (A) and at least one cutting edge arranged on the outer circumference of the basic body; and a linear actuator for the tool and a rotational actuator for the tool.
12. Deep hole drilling machine according to claim 11, wherein the rotational actuator is configured to move the cutting edge into at least two different starting points for a cut, wherein the starting points differ in the rotational position about the longitudinal axis (A).
13. (canceled)
14. Method according to claim 1, wherein the pipe is a centrifugally cast pipe.
15. Method according claim 14, wherein the centrifugally cast pipe with the inner profile has at least one recess extending helically along the inner side of the pipe.
Description
[0050] The invention will be described below with the aid of drawings showing only examples of embodiment of the invention. In these:
[0051] FIG. 1 shows a schematic perspective view of a tool according to the invention in a pipe illustrating the cutting line to be completed by the cutting edge of the tool;
[0052] FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of a tool according to the invention;
[0053] FIG. 3 shows a perspective view of a basic body of a tool according to the invention with a section of a removed pushing rod;
[0054] FIG. 4 shows a sub-assembly of the basic body according to FIG. 3 with a pushed-in sub-assembly of the pushing rod;
[0055] FIG. 5 shows a schematic side view of a deep hole drilling machine according to the invention and
[0056] FIG. 6 a schematic side view of a clamping jaw unit.
[0057] FIG. 1 shows a tool 1 according to the invention with a basic body 2 extending along a longitudinal axis A and a cutting edge 3 arranged on an outer circumference of the basic body 2. In the basic body 2 a pushing rod 4 is provided which can be moved relative to the basic body 2.
[0058] The basic body 2 of the tool 1 is connected via thread, not shown in FIG. 1, with a drilling pipe 101 (not shown in FIG. 1) of the deep hole drilling machine 100. The deep hole drilling machine 100 can pull the basic body 2 via the drilling pipe 101 both through the centrifugally cast pipe 5 also shown in FIG. 1 and also turn it during the pulling movement. In FIG. 1 the dashed line 6 shows the cutting line along which the cutting edge 3 cuts the material of the centrifugally cast pipe 5 while the basic body 2 is being pulled through the centrifugally case pipe 5 and turned.
[0059] From FIG. 1 it can be seen that in one form of embodiment in which the basic body 2 comprises a further cutting edge on its outer circumference which is arranged at the same height as the shown cutting edge 3, but at different position in the circumferential direction, for example opposite the shown cutting edge 3 a second helical cut is simultaneously made in the centrifugally cast pipe 5.
[0060] In the form of embodiment shown in FIG. 2 the tool 1 according to the invention has a basic body 2 on the outer circumference of which there are cutting edges 3. The cutting edges 3 are formed on indexing cutting inserts. The indexing cutting inserts 10 are each detachably connected to a part of a cassette 11, namely screwed thereto. The cassette 11 is displaceably arranged in a recess (pocket) on the basic body 2. They are held in the recesses (pockets) by bar springs 14.
[0061] From the area of FIG. 2 shown in section it can be seen that the pushing rod 4 has, in the area of the pockets and the cassettes 11 arranged in the pockets, a surface section 20 which runs at an angle to the longitudinal axis A of the basic body 2. In the form of embodiment shown in FIG. 2 it is envisaged that the pushing rod 4 has two opposite surface sections 20 which each run at an angle to the longitudinal axis A of the basic body 2, as in the form of embodiment shown in FIG. 2, at the same height along the longitudinal axis A of the basic body 2 two opposite cutting edges 3 on two opposite indexing inserts 10 are provided which are each screwed to a part of a cassette 11 assigned to each of them, wherein the respective cassette 11 is located in a pocket assigned to it in the basic body and is supported on the respectively assigned surface section 20 of the pushing rod 4.
[0062] From the area of FIG. 2 shown in section it can be seen that, when the pushing rod 4 is moved relative to the basic body 2, the respective cassette 11 slides along the assigned oblique surface section 20 of the pushing rod and the position of the cutting blade 4 relative to the longitudinal axis A can thereby be changed.
[0063] In each case five cutting edges 3 are arranged at a different height along the longitudinal extent of the basic body 2 and at different positions along the circumference of the basic body 2 that they lie on a helical line. In each case two cutting edges 2 are arranged at the same height along the longitudinal extent of the basic body 2 but at different positions along the circumference of the basic body 2.
[0064] FIG. 2 also shows that the basic body 2 of the tool 1 is held between two clamping jaw units 21 which are spring loaded.
[0065] FIG. 3 shows a perspective view of a basic body 2 of a tool according to the invention with a section of removed pushing rod 4. It can be seen that the basic body 2 can be composed of sub-assemblies 22. This makes it possible to adjust the length of the basic body 2 and/or the number of cutting edges of the basic body 2 to the desired processing work.
[0066] The section of removed pushing rod 4 shown in FIG. 3 shows that the pushing rod 4 can also be composed of sub-assemblies 23 so that the adjustment of the basic body 2 can also be shown through an adjustment of the pushing rod 4. It can also be easily seen from FIG. 3 how the surface sections 20 running at an angle to the longitudinal axis A can be designed.
[0067] FIG. 3 also shows that a basic body 2 with 5 recesses (pockets) at the same height along the longitudinal extent of the basic body 1 can be produced into each of which cassettes 11 with indexing cutting inserts 10 can be arranged. In this way, with one such basic body 2, with one cut five recesses helically extending along the inner side of the pipe can be produced. To show this better the cassettes 11 and the indexing cutting inserts 10 are shown once mounted on the on the surface sections 20 on the far left sub-assembly 23 of the pushing rod 4.
[0068] FIG. 4 shows a sub-assembly 22 of the basic body 2 according to FIG. 3 with the inserted sub-assembly 23 of the pushing rod 4. FIG. 4 illustrates that the sub-assembly 22 of the basic body 2 has through holes 24 through which fitting screws are passed with which the individual sub-assemblies 22 of the basic body 2 can be connected to each other.
[0069] FIG. 4 also shows that the sub-assembly 23 of the pushing rod 4 as part of the angled surface section 20 has a T-shaped groove 25 which is also at an angle. The cassette 11 has a T-shaped foot (not shown in FIG. 4) which engages in a T-shaped groove 25 and is displaceably guided therein. Between the T-shaped foot and the remaining parts of the cassette 11 a spring can be provided which acts on the remaining parts of the cassette 11 relative to the foot in the direction of a preferred position. During a movement of the pushing rod 4 in the longitudinal direction A the foot moves within the T-shaped groove 25 and migrates outwards along this groove so that the position of the cassette 11 can be adjusted relative to the longitudinal axis A.
[0070] FIG. 5 shows a schematic side view of a deep hole drilling machine 100 according to the invention. It shows the tool 1 according to the invention which is connected to a drilling pipe 101 by means of thread. A first actuator unit 102 can turn and axially push or pull the drilling pipe 101 (and thereby the tool 1 connected to the drilling pipe 101). The actuating unit 102 has angle indexing so that the tool 1 can be precisely brought into the pipe 104 to be worked on in a desired angular position.
[0071] The pushing rod 4 extends in the drilling pipe 101. On the drive unit 102 a further drive unit 103 is provided with which the axial position of the pushing rod 4 relative to the basic body 2 of the of the tool 1 can be adjusted.
[0072] In FIG. 1 the tool is shown in a position between the left end of the pipe 104 to be worked on and the right end of the pipe to be worked on. To produce the recess running helically along the inners side of the pipe 104 the tool 1 is moved with retracted cutting edges 2 to the left end of the pipe 104 and there brought into the required angular position in the circumferential direction of the inner side of the pipe 104. Thereafter the cutting edges 3 are extended through axial movement of the pushing rod 4 relative to the basic body 2 and are then pulled with the deep hole drilling machine 100 of the tool 1 through the interior of the pipe 104 while being turned about the longitudinal axis so that the cutting edges 3 complete a cut along a helical cutting line on the inner side of the pipe 104.
[0073] The deep hole drilling machine 100 has another actuator unit 105 with which the pipe to be worked on can be axially moved and turned. The invented superimposed rotational movement and axial movement of the tool relative to the pipe during cutting can thus be achieved by way of the actuating unit 102 alone or the actuating unit 105 alone or through a combination of the actuating units 102, 105.
[0074] The clamping jaw unit 21 shown in FIG. 6 has three tongs 40, which each can take over the function of a support plate. The individual tong 40 can swivel about a swivel axis 21 that points in the circumferential direction of the basic body 2 (see swivel arrow B). Additionally the clamping jaw unit 21 has a conical ring 42, which can be moved in axial direction along the outer circumference of the basic body 2. The ring 42 units the counter-pieces provided for each tong 40 into one element. The ring 42 is spring-loaded by way of a bush-shaped spring package 43, such that an axial movement of the ring 42 along the outer circumference of the basic body 2 from a first position (see FIG. 6) into a second position (further to the right from the position shown in FIG. 5) loads the spring package 43. The ring 42 is supported on the outer circumference with play and kann tilt about an axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis A, for example can move further to the right from the position shown in FIG. 6 at the top compared to the bottom. This allows for returning force to be generated that differ in strength along the circumference of the ring 42.
[0075] The ring 42 that units the counter-pieces into one element has a conically arranged contact surface 44. The free end of the tong 40 has a inclined contact surface 45. The use of the inclined contact surfaces allows for the movement of the tong 40 towards the ring 42 to lead to a first contact between the free end of the tong 40 and the ring 42, while a further movement of the tong 40 toward the outer circumference of the basic body 2 leads to a gliding of the free end of the tong 40 along the contact surface 44 of the ring 42 that leads to an axial movement of the counter-piece, which pre-loads the spring package 43. In FIG. 6 an arrangement is shown, where the tong 40 is not pre-loaded; the tongs 40 rest on the outer circumference of the basic body 2. The ring 42 and the abutment of the spring package 43 have been moved so far to the right in FIG. 6 that the spring package 43 has completely relaxed and still does not press the ring 42 against the free end of the tongs 40. This arrangement constitutes the minimal diameter of the tongs 40. The FIGS. 2 and 3 show arrangements where the tongs 40 are in contact with ring 42. One can see in FIGS. 2 and 3 that the tongs 40 protrude radially over the remainder of the basic body 2.
[0076] Swivelling of the tong 40 towards the outer circumference of the basic body 2 is achieved by way of contact between the radially outward facing surfaces 46 of the tongs 40 and the inner surface of the pipe (not shown in FIG. 6). A smaller inner diameter of the pipe leads to the tongs being forced further inwards as is the case with a wider inner diameter. Obviously providing several tongs 40 also allows to act upon diviations fo the shape of the inner circumference of the pipe from the circular.
[0077] At the end of the spring package 43 a threaded ring 47 provides an abutment. The threaded ring 47 has an inner thread and by way of turning can be axially moved along an outer thread 48 provided on the outer circumference of the basic body. By way of axially moving the threaded ring 47 the pre-tension of the spring package 43 can be changed.
[0078] In FIG. 6 the basic body continues towards the right with the part of the basic body 2 that has the pockets and cassettes 11. Towards the left in FIG. 6 a thread 49 is shown that allows the basic body 2 to be connected to the drilling pipe 101.
