Research on Stability of Intelligent Control System for Turning with Management Method

Abstract:

With application in turning, this paper presents a stability control system which based on a new strategy. It works by permanent assessment of the operating point position system which is relative to the stability limit and process parameter, in-process modification. For example, this point is always placed in the stable domain that gives the highest process performance. In the case of turning, here approached: first, this area is the stability limit proximity; second, the operating point system position is determined by assessing a cutting force monitored signal feature, last, it changed this position by modifying the cutting edge setting angle, the feed rate, and the cutting speed, as it follows: when the risk of the stability limit is imminent, the setting angle is increased, which followed by a feed rate diminishing and then by a worked piece rotation speed reduction, after surpassing the risk, the three variables modification is reversed, through this way the chatter onset could be avoided and the performance can be kept in every moment at the highest level. The system was experimentally implemented on a transversal lathe. The results of tests about dedicatedly designed specimens are showing a machining productivity that significantly increases, in conditions of a stable cutting process. Without important modifications, it can be easily added to the existing CNC machine tools.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1022)
• Pages: 411-414
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1022.411
• Online since: August 2014
• Authors: Li Xin Zeng*, Hong Mei Lu
• Keywords: Cutting Force Signal Featuring, Online Monitoring, Stability Control System, Stability Limit Proximity

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