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5, Issue 11, November (IJMET)
(2014), pp. 01-09 IAEME
TECHNOLOGY
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OPTIMIZATION OF MACHINING CONDITIONS FOR HIGHSPEED MILLING WITH SINGLE FLUTE END MILL CUTTERS
OF ELEMENTS FROM ALUMINIUM SHEETS, HPL PANELS
AND ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANELS
V. Dimitrov1,
V. Dimitrova2
1, 2
ABSTRACT
In this article is proposed optimization, gradientless algorithm in forming cutting conditions
for high-speed milling with single flute mill cutters of elements from aluminium sheets, high
presssure laminate (HPL) panels and aluminium composite panels on machining centers. Used
optimization parameters (criteria) - production cost and production rate. The analysis requires, a
finding such values of variable factors cutting speed and feed, satisfactory set of technical
requirements, under which the criteria are unique optimum.
Keywords: Optimization of Machining Conditions, Cutting of Materials; Cutting Tools; Single Flute
Mill Cutters, Machining Centers, High-Speed Milling, High Presssure Laminate (HPL) Panels,
Aluminium Composite Panels.
1. INTRODUCTION
Determination of cutting conditions, in the presence of multiple variables factors is complex
variation techno - economic problem, allowing multiple technically justified solutions
[1, 3, 4, 10, 12, 16, 18]. It is especially relevant in the design of innovative technological processes
for machining. The staging of the optimization includes gradientless scanning of the factor space
with a consistent calculation of investigated parameters, based on the selected optimization model
[4]. Problem is reduced to calculating the extreme nonlinear criterion test function (objective
function), in fulfilment of a set of technical constraints (factors). They have a service-kinematic and
technological nature and for each process of cutting and high-speed milling in particular, have
specific features and should be specified. Set of combinations of variables formed the area of
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feasible solutions of the problem, it is solvable in compatible constraints and limited area of possible
solutions [1, 14, 15].
2. EXPOSE AND AIMS
In this work is proposed a classical algorithm for parallel solving two multifactorial,
iteratives, single parameters optimizations with factorial scaning using the method of nonlinear
mathematical programming, fully validated according to the theory of cutting materials methods
[1,3,12]. Designed models serve quasi-dry maschining high-speed milling with single flute mill
cutters on machining centers. Variables are the elements of the system of cutting - speed Vc[m/min]
and minute feed fm[mm/min]. The machining of the elements of aluminium sheets, HPL panels and
aluminium composite panels runs under intensive cutting conditions with a full penetration into the
material of the cutting tool, i.e. here is a single pass cutting with a constant cutting depth ap[mm],
equal to the maximum:
ap = amax = 4mm
(1)
Optimization tasks in this case are constructed according to assumptions for ensuring rational
cutting conditions in the study of parameters - minimum production cost and maximum production
rate, i.e here are valid production cost criterion and production rate criterion. Tools are single flute
mill cutters with a diameter D=8mm, made of high speed steel HSS Co8 hardness 63-68HRc
(without inflicted multilayer coating) [2,5,6].
The resulting feasible solutions of parallel performed multifactorial, iteratives, single
parameters optimizations in effect are compared and evaluated. On cutting speed would be more
favorable to lower values regime to meet the reliability tools requirements fastness and
storage capability. While feeding, on the light conditions for maximum relative gain, in guaranteed
quality of machined surface, by appropriate would be the selection of a more intensive feeding
regimes.
3. MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR OPTIMIZATION IN PRODUCTION COST
CRITERION
Although, when using this type of objective function, production rate is lower than the
optimum, the theory of cutting of materials ensure its appropriateness, as it provides maximum
performance values are close to the theoretically derived extreme ones.
Production cost, at a set depth of cut, is determined by the dependence [1,3,5-10,12]:
K = K1 + K u = C1.Vc 1. f m 1 + C2 .Vc nT 1. f m yT 1 []
where:
-
(2)
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Lc .K a .a p xT
ktc
(3)
S
.E t ad +
E
(4)
where:
- Lc = 6000[mm] length of stroke (maximum during the working table for machining
centers),
- = 1 correction factor, wherein the influence of cutting depth, at ap = const, is assumed
to be one,
- costs for 1 min operation, defined by [17]:
E = Ea + Em = 3,6 + 0,19 = 3,79 /d
E=
depreciation charges:
Pr
110000
=
= 3,6 /d
322. 322.0,95
E=
(5)
0,66.P + 1,47 E pc
100
(6)
0,66.12 + 1,47.8
= 0,19 /d
100
(7)
The values of the variables in the dependencies for different types of machined materials are
shown in Table 1. Threshold levels of factors cutting speed Vc[m/min] and minute feed fm[mm/min],
form factor space reaches maximum values:
-
Based on the results obtained are built graph Fig.1,a,b,c interpreting models of production cost in a
coordinate system lgK-lgVc-lgf in different types of workpieces, together with the patterns of
production rate lgQ-lgVc-lgf.
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Table 1
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1
=
t ad
tm +
.t m Lc .K a
T
Vc . f
1
x
y
t ad .Vc . f T .a p T
+
k ct
nT
L .K
. c a
Vc . f
(8)
Based on the results - Table 1 are constructed graph Fig.1,a,b,c, interpreting models of
production rate in a coordinate system lgQ-lgVc-lgf in different types of workpieces.
5. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
The design of the formed surfaces on the plane lgVc-lgf presents family izolines expressing
the production cost and production rate. The decision of the optimization problem is reduced to
finding the intersections of the area bounded by the input technical requirements and contours of cost
and rate - Figure 2,a,b,c. Conduct adequate optimization requires introduction of four technological
constraints that in high-speed milling are expressed in [1,3]:
5.1 Lower bounds of feed
f m1 f min = max( f M min , fT min ) f m1 f min = 30 mm/min
(9)
where:
- fM min = 0 lowers kinematic bounds of feed for machining centers,
- f min = 30mm/min lowers technological bounds of minute feed for high-speed milling
with single flute mill cutters.
5.2 Min permissible economical cutting speed [1, 3, 12, 17]
VcQ
C1
=
C (n 1). f yT
m
2 T
1 / nT
(10)
5.3 Upper bounds of feed [1, 3, 12, 17], the maximum values of the main cutting force Fc[N]:
1
f m2
F
.V nF .D z F
xc max u c
a F .B F .z.n .K
T
Fc
p
where:
-
yF
(11)
Fcmax = c1.hmax [N] maximum values of the main cutting force Fc[N],
c1 [N/mm2] specific cutting force [7,8,9,13],
hmax [mm] maximum thickness of cut [13],
= 1 correction factor, wherein the influence of cutting depth, at ap = const, is assumed
to be one,
D = 8 mm tool diameter,
zF=xF=uF = nF =1 exponents,
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5.4 Max cutting speed allowed by the power of the machine [1,3,12,17]:
1
Vc 2
60.103.P. .D z F
x
a F .B u F .z.n .K
T
Fc
p
1 n F
(12)
For different categories of machined materials - results that satisfy the system are presented
in Table 2 and graphically - Figure 2,a,b,c.
Depending on (10) gives too high values for Vc2, which is explained by the fact that the
permissible power of the machine is significant as it is designed for devices with higher strength
characteristics. In this case for Vc2 = 754m/min, taken the speed that is achieved at maximum spindle
speed n = 30 000 min-1.
Table 2
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Fig. 3: Influence of cutting speed on the production cost and production rate
After final processing and analysis of results, on the cutting speed to meet the tools reliability
requirements for tool life (durability) and storage capability, as optimal values are chosen for the
individual categories of materials shown in Table 3. While the giving in order conditions for a
maximum relative cost in guaranteed quality of the machined surface for optimal choose those listed
in Table 4.
Table 3
Table 4
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