Wednesday, 11 March 2015

My Simple Note Chapter 3 : Numerical Control Systems


 
CNC COMPONENT

a) The machine tool
b) Controller - Machine control unit (MCU)











CNC CONTROLLER MANUFACTURES:


  • General Numeric
  • Fanuc
  • Genearal Electic
  • Bendix
  • Cincinati Milacron
  • Haidenhain
  • Allen Bradley
  • G & L Electronic




2 TYPES OF CONTROL SYSTEMS


a) POINT TO POINT SYSTEM
  • Move straight line
  •  limited hole operation such as
                  - reaming
                   - boring
                   - drilling

  • straight milling cut parallel to a machine axis
  • cutting 45 degree possible but not angle or arc
  • speed is same

b) CONTINUOS PATH SYSTEM


  • Has ability to move it drive motor
  • Cutting of arcs and segment is easily




CNC SYSTEM


3 SUB-SYSTEMS IS:

1. Control
2 Drive
3. Feedback



1) CONTROL SYSTEM

  • The function of interface is to store and read the program and tell other conponent what to do

  • The control act as the user interface for operator to set up and run the machine.This also called MCU ( machine control unit) which have two basic control
                    a) Proprietary- expensive and high realibility
                    b) PC- Based - low realibility
                    c) Motion Control



2) DRIVE SYSTEM ( SERVOMECHANISMS)



A) STEPPER MOTOR
  • Move a set amount of rotation ( a step) every time motor receive electronic pulse


B) DC AND AC SERVOS

  • Widely used variable- speed motor on small & medium continuos path machine
  • A servo does not move a set distance
  • Ac motor have high power than DC
  • The current removed, motor stop turning


C) HYDRAULIC SERVOS

  • Variable speed motor
  • High power than A) and B)
  • Large machined is used



3) FEEDBACK SYSTEM

Purpose:  provide control and information about the status of motion control systemI
  • It will compare from desired condition to actual condition & make correction
  • Most obuious information to be feedback to the controll on CNC machine





LOOP SYSTEM


a) Open Loop 



  • Use stepper motor
  • The machine receive information from reader & store in storage device
  • If want to use it send to motor
  • After the motor is finished, a signal is sent back to motor
  • Other next instruction is requested
  • Have no feed back




b) Close Loop

  
  • Other than stepper motor
  • Information is sent to drive motor , the position of motor is monitored by system
  • Compare what have been sent to
  • If error is detected, machine stop execuitng program until the inaccurancy is corrected
  • The machine receive information from reading device and store in storage device



INTERPOLATION

  • A device is called interpolator because the drive have to move simultaneously from start to end of the command
  • An interpolation provide two function
      a) Calculate individual axis velocities to drive the tool the programmed path at a given speed rate
      b) Generate thousand of intermediate coordinate point along the programmed part between star point to end point



LINEAR INTERPOLATION

  • Calculate point to point
  • GOO - for rapid movement
  • G01- for cutting curve..need speed rate



CIRCULAR INTERPPOLATION

  • To overcome difficulty in programming arcs & circles
  • G02- Cutting clockwise
  • G03- cutting antiClockwise


REFERENCES POINTS



  • Fixed referances point
  • On workpiece declared by programmer
  • Tooling





   MACHINE REFERENCE


 
The machine zero or home position is the origin of the machine’s  coordinate system and is built in to the machine tool  and it is a fixed position

- All the machine movements are measured from this reference or origin point where the MCU continually calculates the machine 
movements from the origin point

- On vertical machining centers, the machine origin for the X and Y axes is usually at the top right corner of the table. The Z axis is usually set at the tool change position 

 -The machine origin on the lathe is usually set at the top right side of the machine












POSITIONING SYSTEM


a) Incremental- calculate direct from point - G91
b) Absolute- calculate from origin- G90










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