A Study on Analysis and Design of Geometric Tolerances of Machine Tools
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The objective of the research is to establish a systematic design method applicable to analysis and design of kinematic motion deviations of five-axis machining centers
based on the tolerances of the guide-ways. A systematic procedure is proposed to determine the tolerance values of the guide-ways theoretically under the constraints on the kinematic motion deviations of five-axis machining centers, by applying ISO tolerance definitions. The proposed method provides us with theoretical way to design the geometric tolerances of the guide-ways connecting the com- ponents of five-axis machining centers, based on allowance of the kinematic motion deviation of the tools against the workpieces.
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