Modeling and analysis of servo dynamics errors on measuring paths of five-axis machine tools
Modeling and analysis of servo dynamics errors on measuring paths of five-axis machine tools
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ijmachtools.2012.11.002
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发表时间:
2013-03
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14
通讯作者:
Ming-Tzong Lin;Shih-Kai Wu
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作者:
Ming-Tzong Lin;Shih-Kai Wu
Dynamic error is one of the major error sources for five-axis machine tools in achieving high-speed machining. It can be estimated and compensated by means of servo dynamics modeling and servo control method. This paper presents a contour error model on five-axis measuring paths where the dynamics and contour errors of the tool center point (TCP) can be estimated accurately during five-axis synchronized motions. The forward and inverse kinematics equations are derived according to the kinematic configuration of a C-type five-axis machine. To generate smooth measuring paths, the S-shape acceleration/deceleration (ACC/DEC) method is applied on planning the motion trajectory. The contour error model of the TCP is derived by substituting the commands of the measuring trajectory into the servo dynamics models. To investigate how the contour charts of the TCP are affected by the dynamic gains of five-axis servo loops, twelve combinations under different gains are studied. It is shown that, for the CK2 path, the steady-state contour error consists of an offset and a double-circular trajectory which is quite different from that of two-axis contour path. By tuning the gains of the servo loops, the dynamics mismatch among five axes can be eliminated and the contour error of the TCP (CETCP) can be reduced. To validate the contour error equations, simulations and experiments are performed to demonstrate that the proposed method improves the contouring performance of the TCP significantly when performing five-axis synchronized motions.