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探讨了减小薄板件切削加工变形的工艺方法,通过分析变形产生的原因,结合生产经验,提出了合理可行的工艺措施,能够控制零件的变形,保证其平面度和尺寸精度. 相似文献
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徐宽明 《机械工人(冷加工)》1973,(6)
随着我国工业的不断发展,要求磨削的薄板零件也日益增多,如果它的平直度要求较高的话,用普通的磨削方法就很难保证。为了达到要求并提高生产效率,我们对薄板件的磨削方法进行了一些摸索,初步得出用普通砂轮在一般卧轴矩台平面磨床上磨削的简单操作方法,现介绍如下。 相似文献
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薄型板件平面的磨削加工 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
辛佳玲 《机械工程与自动化》2004,(4):78-79
介绍了薄型板件在平面砂带磨床上磨削的方法,这种磨削方法具有工件受热受力变形小、磨削表面质量好、生产成本低、效率高等特点,对提高产品质量、降低成本有实用价值。 相似文献
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超薄板精密磨削平面中,由于零件的刚性差及毛坯基准面的不平,使零件的平面度很难控制。一般均通过在磁台上多次翻身吸磨来解决零件的等厚,但如何使工件在平面磨的普通磁台上吸牢,加工后退磁不产生翘曲,就需要采用特殊的工艺手段。我厂在加工压缩机阀片(材料35钢)时,平面度要求0.005,光浩度8, 相似文献
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常见的垫圈、摩擦片、样板、薄板等这样的薄片零件 ,它的刚性差、散热困难 ,热处理后弯曲 ,装夹时引起夹紧变形 ,磨削时易翘曲与变形 ,难于保证零件两端平面的平行度精度。然而 ,通常采用磁力吸盘在平面磨床上磨削加工 ,磨削完成后 ,去掉磁性吸引力 ,薄片工件恢复原状。如图 1所示。如采用如下几种磨削加工方法 ,可保证薄片工件在自由状态下进行定位与夹紧 ,取得良好效果 ,满足薄片零件两端平面的厚度尺寸和平行度精度要求。1 垫弹性垫片方式的磨削 在平面磨床上磨削上述薄片工件两端平面时 ,采用弹性夹紧机构 ,使薄片工件在自由状态下… 相似文献
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于萍 《精密制造与自动化》2003,(1):48-48,39
在轴承套圈的磨削加工中 ,如何保证薄壁套圈不发生变形是工艺研究的一个重要课题。本次我们以 6 0 / 5 2 .4产品内套磨削加工做为试验对象 ,验证其磨削工艺应如何安排 ,才能提高加工精度 ,满足技术要求。一、试验方法本次试验分三组进行 ,通过改变内径和内沟的磨削工艺路线 ,然后对加工后零件的内沟圆度Vdip和内径圆度Vdp分别进行检测、对比和分析 ,最终确定最佳的工艺路线。具体试验步骤如下 :(1)第一组试验工艺路线磨内沟———取 2 0件合格品———磨内径 (磨削速度 2 5S/件 )(2 )第二组试验工艺路线磨内沟———取 2 0件合格品… 相似文献
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本文把平面磨削的工件划分为薄板和厚板,根据热弹性理论分别推导了热变形误差计算公式,得到了两者的热变形误差计算公式。分析表明薄板和厚板在磨削过程中将产生相同的形状误差.但厚板还将产生尺寸误差。实例计算表明,对较精密零件的磨削,必须考虑热变形。 相似文献
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Basic investigation of noncontact transportation system for large TFT-LCD glass sheet used in CCD inspection section 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Kazuki AmanoShigeka Yoshimoto Masaaki MiyatakeTakuya Hirayama 《Precision Engineering》2011,35(1):58-64
Recently, thin film transistor liquid crystal displays (TFT-LCDs) have been successfully applied to desktop personal computer (PC) monitors and televisions. Higher resolution and larger mother glass sheets have been required for television displays in particular to reduce costs and improve production efficiencies. To handle the increasing resolution and mother glass size, high-speed inspection processes for detecting defects in TFT arrays using charge coupled device (CCD) cameras are becoming very important. Therefore, a noncontact transportation technique for the high-speed inspection section is necessary, to avoid damage to the glass sheet during the inspection process. In addition, high-speed CCD cameras with high resolution, large magnification and shallow focus depth are usually used in the inspection process. Accordingly, it was reported that fluctuations of less than 20 μm in the floating gap of the LCD glass sheet were required. We have used a 240 mm square LCD glass sheet as the first step of this study and an air-pad system using porous metal was investigated to support the glass sheet. The influence on the flatness of design parameters such as the nonuniformity of the permeability of the porous air pads and the appropriate combination of supply and exhaust pressures were investigated numerically for a glass sheet that was quiescently supported by the proposed air-pad system. Moreover, the numerical results are compared with experimental results to verify the validity of the numerical predictions. We found that the flatness of the glass sheet of less than 15 μm could be achieved experimentally with a floating gap of around 30 μm by using the proposed air-pad system. 相似文献
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Jantzen L. Hinton Arif S. Malik Ramana V. Grandhi 《International Journal of Mechanical Sciences》2011,53(10):827-838
With increased demand for thin gage flat metals, control of strip flatness or shape in cold rolling processes has become very important. To improve the flatness quality of cold rolled metal strip and sheet, this work provides a rapid method to predict the transient strains (or stresses) occurring during the rewinding of flat-rolled steels having problematic asymmetric strip thickness profile (or wedge). Flatness control systems, used to monitor and correct the distribution of stress across the width of rolled sheet, are unable to distinguish between stresses induced during rolling, and those caused when rewinding strip containing asymmetric thickness profile. The winding stresses, unless large enough to plastically deform the strip, vanish upon unwinding during subsequent operations such as stamping. Therefore, to help avoid strip flatness defects in thin strip containing wedge, a method is developed to separate the winding stress contribution from the overall stresses that are measured indirectly by flatness control systems. A fourth-order polynomial Airy function is developed to rapidly predict the in-plane stresses based on mandrel wrap number and spatial location on the strip. The Airy function is obtained by applying two-dimensional finite element analysis to study the transient in-plane stresses during rewinding at various numbers of mandrel wraps for a strip containing wedge profile. Three-dimensional finite element analysis is first employed, however, to show justification to a simplified two-dimensional problem described by the plane-stress Airy function. The two-dimensional finite element analysis provides insight as to how the in-plane stresses evolve, and allows determination of coefficients for the Airy function based upon model geometry and displacement boundary conditions. This approach differs from other methods that employ Fourier series to solve the biharmonic equations for an assumed two-dimensional problem. Finally, filtering of the winding stresses from flatness control system input signals is also discussed based on data taken from a rolling mill different to that used for model development. 相似文献
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K. Fathima M. Schinhaerl A. Geiss R. Rascher P. Sperber 《Tribology International》2010,43(1-2):245-251
Finishing of silicon wafers is a billion dollar global business. The present process chain consists of several processes, which lead to long production times and increase the cost of the finished materials. In the recent years, several processes have been experimented as an alternate process for finishing substrate wafers with stringent specifications. However, there are no successful alternate processes, which have been adopted by the wafer processing industries. The electrolytic in-process dressing (ELID) grinding is one of the processes that has already been experimented on silicon wafers for producing mirror surface finish. However, the flatness achieved from the ELID grinding is not reported. The main influence on the flatness of the wafers during ELID grinding may be due to the wear of the grinding wheels. The wear mechanism of electrolytically dressed wheels has not been fully understood and reported. The main objective of this study is to report the wear behaviors of the wheels during thinning and fine finishing of substrate wafers. The experimental results provide the conditions for utilization of the non-linear behavior of the electrolytically dressed grinding wheels for thinning and fine finishing processes. 相似文献
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Ling Yin J.P. Pickering K. Ramesh H. Huang A.C. Spowage E.Y.J. Vancoille 《The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology》2005,26(7-8):766-773
Nanogrinding of a fine-grained WC-Co composite was developed to achieve an optical quality surface without further polishing.
Direct planar grinding was conducted with a CNC grinding machine using a metal-bond diamond wheel of grit size of 15 μm, under
the nanogrinding conditions selected. The ground planar surfaces were examined using laser and optical interferometry, atomic
force microscopy, and scanning electron microscopy to measure flatness, surface roughness, and surface integrity as a function
of grinding conditions. Damage-free, planar mirror surfaces with a flatness (peak-to-valley, PV) at the submicron scale and
surface roughness <5 nm Ra were obtained. 相似文献
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Zhanying Chen Xuekun Li Liping Wang Siyu Zhang Yuzhong Cao Sheng Jiang Yiming Rong 《The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology》2018,99(1-4):97-112
In the field of metal rolling, the quality of steel roller’s surface is significant for the final rolling products, e.g., metal sheets or foils. The surface roughness of steel rollers must fall into a stringent range to guarantee the proper rolling force between the sheet and the roller. To achieve the surface roughness requirement, multiple grinding passes have to be implemented. The current process parameter design for multi-pass roller grinding mainly relies on the knowledge of the experienced engineers. This always requires time tedious “trial and error” and is insufficient to work out cases: (1) multi-pass with complex interaction for one pass with its neighboring passes; (2) large number of process parameters setup; (3) multiple process objectives and constrains. In this paper, a process planning method for multi-objective optimization is proposed with a hybrid particle swarm optimization while incorporating the response surface model of the surface roughness evolution. The hybrid particle swarm optimization regards the entire grinding process parameters (from rough grinding, semi-finish grinding, finish grinding to spark-out grinding) as a whole, and realizes the parameter optimization by considering multiple objectives and constrains. The establishment of the response surface model of surface roughness evolution is capable to incorporate the inter-correlation of neighboring passes into the multi-pass parameter optimization. Finally, the experimental verification was implemented to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method. The error between predicted roughness and experimental roughness is less than 16.53%, and the grinding efficiency is improved by 17.00% compared with the empirical optimal process parameters. 相似文献