Mirror milling machining equipment and method for large-scale rotary spherical thin-walled parts
US-2024253134-A1 · Aug 1, 2024 · US
US11969805B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-11969805-B2 |
| Application number | US-202017440739-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jul 30, 2020 |
| Priority date | Mar 11, 2020 |
| Publication date | Apr 30, 2024 |
| Grant date | Apr 30, 2024 |
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A method and device for milling a large-diameter aspheric surface by using a splicing method and a polishing method to solve the problems of large time consumption and serious tool wear in the machining of a meter-scale large-diameter aspheric surface are disclosed. where an aspheric surface is discretized into a series of rings with different radii, and the rings are sequentially machined via generating cutting by using an annular grinding wheel tool with an outer diameter less than ¼ of a diameter of the aspheric surface; the rings are equally spaced, there are a total of N rings, and a width of any ring is jointly determined by the Nth ring, the (N−1)th ring, positioning accuracy and a generatrix equation of the aspheric surface; and the aspheric surface is enveloped by a large number of rings. A contact area between the tool and a workpiece surface is rings.
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A method for milling a large-diameter aspheric surface by using a splicing method, the aspheric surface being a concave surface, with a generatrix equation denoted as f1, the aspheric surface having a diameter of D, and a numerical control machine tool for milling having positioning accuracy of β, wherein the aspheric surface is discretized into N rings equally spaced in an X-axis direction, Nis an integer, any ring has a width of dx=D/(2N), and a semi-diameter of the aspheric surface corresponding to the n th ring is denoted as x n ; the rings are sequentially machined via generating cutting by using an annular grinding wheel tool with an outer diameter less than ¼ of the diameter of the aspheric surface; wherein n is the ordinal number of any one of the first ring to the N th ring, and constraint conditions of the dx solution are as follows: the generatrix equation of the (N−1) th ring is denoted as f2, and the generatrix equation of the N th ring is denoted as f3; a point at x1 on f3 is denoted as (x1, z1), a point with a vector height being z1 on f2 is denoted as (x2, z1), and a point at x2 on f1 is denoted as (x2, z2), wherein x n =n*dx, x1=D/2, z1−z2=β, and x2=x1−dx. 2. The method for milling a large-diameter aspheric surface by using a splicing method according to claim 1 , wherein an equation of the generatrix equation f1 of the aspheric surface is: z 2 =2*R 0 *x−(1+k)*x 2 , wherein R 0 is a curvature radius of a vertex of the aspheric surface, the n th ring has a curvature radius of R n =sqrt(R 0 2 −k*x n 2 ), k is a quadratic conic coefficient, x is a horizontal coordinate independent variable, and z is a vertical coordinate corresponding to the x coordinate; steps for machining the aspheric surface are as follows: (1) machining an aspheric lens body based on the curvature radius of R 0 of the vertex and the diameter of D of the aspheric surface, and machining an original spherical surface with a radius of R 0 and a diameter of D from the aspheric lens body material; (2) fixing the aspheric lens body in step (1) on a turntable of the numerical control machine tool, and making an optical axis of the aspheric lens body coincide with a rotation axis of the turntable of the numerical control machine tool; wherein the numerical control machine tool has at least two translation motion axes: an X-axis and a Z-axis, and two rotation axes: a B-axis and a C-axis, wherein the B-axis is a rotation axis around a Y-axis, the C-axis is a rotation axis around the Z-axis, and a rotation axis of the turntable of the numerical control machine tool is located at the C-axis; and a spindle of the numerical control machine tool is located at the Z-axis; (3) installing an annular tool on the spindle of the numerical control machine tool, wherein the annular tool has an outer diameter of TD, and a convex round chamfer between the outer diameter and an inner diameter of the annular tool has a radius of r 0 ; and TD<D/4; and establishing an origin of a workpiece coordinate system at a vertex of the original spherical surface; (4) solving the width dx of any ring based on the N th ring, the (N−1) th ring, the positioning accuracy, and the generatrix equation of the aspheric surface; and (5) using the annular tool on the numerical control machine tool to sequentially machine the first ring to the N th ring, wherein when the n th ring is machined, the C-axis rotates continuously and uniformly, x n =n*dx; BB=a sin(( TD− 2* r 0 )/(2*( R n −r 0 ))); a B-axis coordinate is: B=a sin(x n /R n )+BB; an X-axis coordinate of the tool center in the workpiece coordinate system is: X T =x n +((( TD− 2* r 0 )+2* r 0 *sin( BB ))/2)*cos( B ); and a Z-axis coordinate is: when k=−1: Z T =((( TD− 2* r 0 )+2* r 0 *sin( BB ))/2)*sin( B )+( R 0 −sqrt( R 0 2 −(1+ k )* x n 2 ))/(1+ k ), or when k=−1: Z T =((( TD− 2* r 0 )+2* r 0 *sin( BB ))/2)*sin( B )+ x n 2 /(2* R 0 ); wherein * is the multiplication operator, sqrt is the square root calculation operator, and sin, cos and a sin are the sine, cosine and arc sine operators respectively. 3. The method for milling a large-diameter aspheric surface by using a splicing method according to claim 1 , wherein the annular tool is a hollow grinding wheel tool, comprising: an electroplated diamond grinding wheel, a bronze adhesive grinding wheel and a resin grinding wheel. 4. A device for milling a large-diameter aspheric surface by using a splicing method, wherein an equation of a generatrix equation f1 of the aspheric surface is: z 2 =2*R 0 *x−(1+k)*x 2 , wherein R 0 is a curvature radius of a vertex of the aspheric surface, k is a quadratic conic coefficient, x is a horizontal coordinate independent variable, z is the vertical coordinate corresponding to the x coordinate, and a diameter is D; a numerical control machine tool for milling has positioning accuracy of β, wherein the numerical control machine tool has at least two translation motion axes: an X-axis and a Z-axis, and two rotation axes: a B-axis and a C-axis, wherein the B-axis is a rotation axis around a Y-axis, the C-axis is a rotation axis around the Z-axis, and a rotation axis of a turntable of the numerical control machine tool is located at the C-axis; a spindle of the numerical control machine tool is located at the Z-axis; an annular tool is installed on the spindle of the numerical control machine tool; the annular tool has an outer diameter of TD; a convex round chamfer between the outer diameter and an inner diameter of the annular tool has a radius of r 0 ; and TD<D/4; the aspheric surface is discretized into N rings equally spaced in an X-axis direction, N is an integer, any ring has a width of dx=D/(2N), a corresponding aspheric semi-diameter of the n th ring is: x n : x n =n*dx; and the n th ring has a curvature radius of R n =sqrt(R 0 2 −k*x n 2 ); wherein n is the ordinal number of any one of the first ring to the N th ring; the annular tool on the numerical control machine tool is used to sequentially machine the N 0 th ring to the N th ring, wherein when the n th ring is machined, the C-axis rotates continuously and uniformly, and an X-axis coordinate and a Z-axis coordinate of the tool center in a workpiece coordinate system are as follows: x n =n*dx; BB=a sin(( TD− 2* r 0 )/(2*( R n −r 0 ))); a B-axis coordinate is: B=a sin(x n /R n )+BB; the X-axis coordinate of the tool center in the workpiece coordinate system is: X T =x n +((( TD− 2* r 0 )+2* r 0 *sin( BB ))/2)*cos( B ); and the Z-axis coordinate is: when k≠−1: Z T =((( TD− 2* r 0 )+2* r 0 *sin( BB ))/2)*sin( B )+( R 0 −sqrt( R 0 2 −(1+ k )* x n 2 ))/(1+ k ), or when k=−1: Z T =((( TD− 2* r 0 )+2* r 0 *sin( BB ))/2)*sin( B )+ x n 2 /(2* R 0 ); wherein * is the multiplication operator, sqrt is the square root calculation operator, and sin, cos and a sin are the sine, cosine and arc sine operators respectively. 5. A method for polishing a large-diameter aspheric surface by using a splicing method, wherein an equation of a generatrix equation f1 of the aspheric surface is: z 2 =2*R 0 *x−(1+k)*x 2 , wherein R 0 is a curvature radius of a vertex of the aspheric surface, k is a quadratic conic coefficient, x is a horizontal coordinate independent variable, z is a vertical coordinate corresponding to the x coordinate, and a diameter is D; a numerical control machine tool for milling has positioning accuracy of f1, wherein the numerical control machine tool has at least two translation motion axes: an X-axis and a Z-axis, and two rotation axes: a B-axis and a C-axis, wherein the B-axis is a rotation axis around a Y-axis, the C-axis is a rotation axis around t
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