Algorithm Based on 5-Axis NC Flank Milling of Arbitrary Surfaces

Hong Bo Wang; Guo Cheng Sheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.26-28.265

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Algorithm Based on 5-Axis NC Flank Milling of Arbitrary Surfaces

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In order to improve quality and efficiency of the overall five-axis milling for arbitrary surface impellers. In rough milling, the arbitrary surface was replaced by fitted ruled surface, the flank milling was a good method to replace the point milling. In semi-finish milling, the primal surface was replaced by piecewise ruled surfaces, using step flank milling to gain the satisfaction in model’s nicety and machining efficiency. Then , algorithm of the paper is proved to be viable by Model building, NC programming and machining.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 26-28)

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265-268

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June 2010

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Hong Bo Wang, Guo Cheng Sheng

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Algorithm (GA), Arbitrary Surface, Flank Milling, Ruled Surface

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