Digital Rapid Modeling Design of Heavy-Duty Cutting Blade Based on Solidworks

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Heavy machinery processing industry has its own disadvantages, that is, the large size and heavy weight of workpieces. Some of them may even weigh hundreds of tons. When processing horizontal lathe, the turning diameter of it can be as long as six meters and the vertical lathe can reach ten meters. Heavy duty cutting mainly concerns about how to improve the processing efficiency, enhance the equipment utilization and to reduce energy consumption. Therefore, this proposes a higher requirement to heavy cutting tool, especially the design of the blade is of great importance. Based on the analysis of heavy cutting blade’s structure, this dissertation uses the method of parametric design which is suitable for Solidworks, with the combination of OLE and COM technology. It also utilizes Visual Basic on the Solidworks platform for secondary development and design, and develops the fast digital modeling software design. The software can not only realize the rapid modeling of heavy cutting blade, but also shorten the design cycle and improve the efficiency of the cutting tool which benefited from the convenient design of the heavy blade, which has a significantly practical application value.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 800-801)

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660-665

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July 2014

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