DocumentCode
487394
Title
Adaptive Control Systems for Machining
Author
Koren, Yoran
Author_Institution
Department of Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
fYear
1988
fDate
15-17 June 1988
Firstpage
1161
Lastpage
1167
Abstract
In CNC systems of metal-cutting processes the machining variables (e.g., the cutting speed and feedrate) are prescribed by the part programmer. The determination of these variables depends on experience and knowledge regarding the workpiece and tool materials, coolant conditions, and other factors. The main idea in adaptive control is the improvement in production rate and of part quality by calculation and setting of the optimal variables during the machining itself. This calculation is based upon measurements of process variables in real time and is followed by a subsequent on-line adjustment of the machining variables subject to constraints with the objective to optimize the performance of the overall system.
Keywords
Adaptive control; Control systems; Costs; Machining; Milling; Performance analysis; Production systems; Programmable control; Torque; Turning;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
American Control Conference, 1988
Conference_Location
Atlanta, Ga, USA
Type
conf
Filename
4789896
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