Abstract

Linear tool paths, or G01 codes, are the most widely used form of tool paths for NC machining. Because of the inborn tangent discontinuity, it is difficult to realize the machining with both high speed and high quality along the G01 codes. To solve this problem, a local corner transition algorithm combined with global motion planning strategy is proposed. Very different from recent corner transition studies in which the transition path and feedrate are planned separately, this work uses a one-step strategy to generate the transition trajectory. Besides, the more reasonable axial acceleration limits are considered in this algorithm, since the acceleration performances of individual axes in conventional machine tools may be significantly different. To enhance the machining efficiency, a modified corner transition strategy with more free transition space is proposed. The feasibility and efficiency of the proposed algorithm are verified by simulations and experiments.

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