Method and device for milling large-diameter aspheric surface by using splicing method and polishing method
AssigneeSoochow University
InventorsXi Chen, Zhuocheng Dai, Peiji Guo, Yongxiang Zhu, Chenchao Li
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AssigneeSoochow University
InventorsXi Chen, Zhuocheng Dai, Peiji Guo, Yongxiang Zhu, Chenchao Li
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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.
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 nth ring is denoted as xn;
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:
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:
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