As a basic component for the setup of a digital twin of the working process, the dynamic model of a machine tool, the Mandelli M5, is developed in this paper. The main features of the model are the FEM based description of the structural flexibility of the components of the kinematic structure, the model of the cutting process and the model of the transmission chains and of the control systems. The model has been experimentally validated with respect to the motion dynamic behavior.

Towards digital twins through object-oriented modelling: a machine tool case study

B. Scaglioni;G. Ferretti
2018-01-01

Abstract

As a basic component for the setup of a digital twin of the working process, the dynamic model of a machine tool, the Mandelli M5, is developed in this paper. The main features of the model are the FEM based description of the structural flexibility of the components of the kinematic structure, the model of the cutting process and the model of the transmission chains and of the control systems. The model has been experimentally validated with respect to the motion dynamic behavior.
2018
9th Vienna International Conference on Mathematical Modelling MATHMOD 2018
Object-oriented modelling, machine tools, Industry 4.0, cutting process
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