Abstract

High speed and high precision are the important trends in the development of CNC machine tools. In order to improve the machining accuracy of CNC machine tools, the errors of CNC machine tools must be reduced as much as possible. Generally speaking, the errors of CNC machine tools include spatial errors, thermal errors, cutting force errors, tool wear errors, etc., in which spatial errors account for a large part of CNC machine tool errors, so reasonable control of reducing spatial errors is of great significance to improve the accuracy of CNC machine tools. Methods commonly used to reduce spatial errors include error prevention methods and error compensation methods. Error prevention is a method to eliminate and reduce error sources through design, manufacturing, assembly, etc. Although this method can reduce the original error, it is limited by improving manufacturing and assembly accuracy to reduce errors, and it is economically expensive. The error compensation method is to artificially create a new error to offset the current original error to achieve the purpose of improving machining accuracy. This method is easy to implement and has low cost. Therefore, the error compensation method is the most economical and effective method to improve the accuracy of the machine tool.

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