Process for controlling the revolving path motions of the spinning roller of a spinning lathe, and spinning lathe for performing the process
OwnerEckehart Schulze, Hans Hartmanninventors
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A process is disclosed for controlling the revolutions of the spinning roller (29) of a spinning lathe (10). The coordinate driving units (52,53), which are designed as valve controlled (49,51) hydrocylinders (42,47), are operated according to a playback process according to which the coordinate driving units (52,53) are operated according to a follow-up process in which position set values are electrically preregulated and mechanical real values are fed back. The slowing down path .DELTA.S (lag error) is continuously measured at least during the last revolution of the spinning roller (29), so that when a threshold value .DELTA.Smax is exceeded, the tracking speed V.sub.B is reduced and/or a transitioning to an intermediate routing curve occurs. A spinning lathe for carrying out the process is also disclosed.
Process for controlling the revolving path motions of the spinning roller of a spinning lathe comprising forming a round-blank sheet-metal workpiece by pressing said workpiece against a rotationally drivable spinning chuck, into a spun part unilaterally hugging a shaping surface of the spinning chuck, wherein the spinning roller is supposed to be freely rotatable, on a bearing block shiftable by means of respectively one coordinate drive unit into two mutually orthogonal (X- and Y-) directions, about an axis fixed at the block, and wherein the activation of the coordinate drive units, fashioned as valve-controlled hydraulic cylinder, takes place according to a track repetition (playing-back) process, in accordance with which, in at least one master spinning process, coordinate data characteristic for the thus-traversed positions of the spinning roller and determined with the aid of position pickups are stored in an electronic NC or CNC control unit and are processed by the latter to output data, the X- and Y-coordinate drive units being actuatable by the serial call-up of these output data along the lines of tracking the course of travel of the spinning roller determined during the master spinning process, and wherein initially the contour of the spinning chuck is scanned, and a set of coordinate data characteristic for the configuration of such contour is introduced into the NC or CNC control unit, a safety curve being determined from these data which marks the limit of a closest possible approach of the spinning roller toward the spinning chuck, said process further including
A spinning lathe for forming a spun part from a round-blank sheet-metal workpiece, said spinning lathe comprising:
Spinning lathe according to claim 10, wherein said means for continuously measuring includes follow-up control valves provided for controlling the path motion components by means of the coordinate drive units, said follow-up control valves being fashioned as proportionate valves wherein the deflections of their valve members from a neutral basic position are a measure for the follow-up path .DELTA.S of the respective coordinate drive control circuit.
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