Aufbau und Regelung aktiver Magnetführungen
Aufbau und Regelung aktiver Magnetführungen
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磁力激活和调整
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2004
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M. Ruskowski
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作者:
M. Ruskowski
Actively controlled magnetic guides offer new prospects for a wide spectrum of mechanical engineering applications. Because of the fundamental avoidance of friction and wear together with a high, adjustable damping ratio, magnetic guides allow for an increase in the achievable feed dynamics of high-speed cutting machines. This dissertation covers a wide range of aspects concerning magnetic guides. The topics covered include the structure, components, modelling, control and practical application of magnetic guides. The main focus is on the magnetically guided z-axis of a newly developed milling machine. Further, several basic investigations are performed on a small-scale model. An analysis of possible set-ups for magnetic guides, comprising several practical examples from the literature, leads to an optimised magnet arrangement for applications involving machine tools. A thorough consideration of the fundamental physics and the active components results in the design of a complete set of industry-compatible hardware components for the practical realisation of magnetic guides. In addition, a multidegree-of-freedom control based on modular models is presented. The main focus of this dissertation is the investigation of the compliance behaviour of magnetic guides in comparison to contacting guides, especially roller-bearing linear guides. In particular, the properties of both types of guide are examined with respect to machine tool applications. Theoretical results are validated by practical tests on one roller-bearing guide and two magnetic guides. The results show the stiffness of an adequately designed magnetic guide to be comparable to that of roller-bearing guides. Further, their high damping ratio makes magnetic guides less susceptible to self-induced chatter vibrations. Practical milling tests confirm that magnetic guides can be applied to machine tools. One large potential for actively controlled guides lies in the opportunity to apply forces directly in the guides. In this dissertation a multi-degree-of-freedom active vibration control algorithm has been developed to enable a compensation of external, periodic forces. Thus, the dynamic compliance of the guide is reduced almost to zero in the steady-state case. The applicability and effectiveness of the algorithm is demonstrated in practical milling tests. key words: machine tools, linear guides, active vibration control