The use of high precision micro components has increased in various industrial fields in recent years. Repeatable techniques are needed to face very tight tolerances and make micro fabrication processes industrially feasible against current micro machining limitation. Improving surface flatness in high precision milling is the main target of the present research. Critical issues such as machining strategy, spindle thermal transient management and tool wear compensation were considered for machining operations on a representative part.

Improvement of surface flatness in high precision milling

DAVOUDINEJAD, ALI;ANNONI, MASSIMILIANO PIETRO GIOVANNI;REBAIOLI, LARA;SEMERARO, QUIRICO
2014-01-01

Abstract

The use of high precision micro components has increased in various industrial fields in recent years. Repeatable techniques are needed to face very tight tolerances and make micro fabrication processes industrially feasible against current micro machining limitation. Improving surface flatness in high precision milling is the main target of the present research. Critical issues such as machining strategy, spindle thermal transient management and tool wear compensation were considered for machining operations on a representative part.
2014
Proceedings of the 14th International Conference of the European Society for Precision Engineering and Nanotechnology, EUSPEN 2014
9780956679031
9780956679031
Accuracy; Flatness; Micromilling; Tool compensation; Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Materials Science (all); Instrumentation; Environmental Engineering
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