Design of CNC machine tools Prof. Jiří Marek et al.
The English version of a scientific monograph Design of CNC Machine Tools.
9 Chapters of unique look on the machine tools throughout the life cycle, from order to expedition to its cumtomer. It maps the complete design proces and describes the different types of CNC machine tools of the world´s producers, from the design point of view. This colour book, format A4 has 730 pages, 2.6 kg.
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CONTENT
SHORT GUIDE THROUGH THE BOOK
MAIN PUBLISHER’S WORD
MAIN AUTHOR’S INTRODUCTORY WORD
TEAM OF AUTHORS
CONTENT
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Industrial Establishment and Designing of CNC Machine Tools
1.1 Value-creating chain of a CNC machine tool 16
1.2 Attributes of a successful enterprise 20
1.3 Designing process 24
1.4 Designing criminalistics and company’s criminology 36
1.5 Value management 42
1.6 Analytical calculations at designing of CNC machine tools 54
1.7 Computer support of strength calculations at designing of machines 58
1.8 Designing process of a new safe machine tool 74
1.9. Design of machine tools 100
Introduction to Designing of CNC Machine Tools
2.1 Machinery and industrial engineering 126
2.2 Essential terms from the machine-tool branch 134
2.3 About CNC machines 138
2.4 History of Czech and Moravian technical universities 152
2.5 History of Czech and Moravian enterprises manufacturing CNC machines 160
Design of Essential Groups at CNC Machine Tools
3.1 Supporting structure of machine tools 170
3.2 Machine-tool headstock 192
3.3 Linear feed assemblages 122
3.4 Rotary drive assemblages 264
3.5 Automatic tool exchange 272
3.6 Automatic workpiece exchange 288
3.7 Tooling systems 300
3.8 Active check and technical diagnostics of CNC machines 316
3.9 Numerical control of CNC machine tools 326
3.10 Functional and servicing sets at CNC machine tools 332
3.11 Protective guards 342
3.12 Workpiece chucking 352
Machining centres
4.1 CNC lathe-type machines and machining centres specified to make rotary parts 366
4.2 CNC machining centres specified to make non-rotary parts 384
4.3 CNC multifunctional machining centres 422
Other CNC Machine Tools
5.1 CNC drilling and boring machines 448
5.2 CNC grinding machines 472
5.3 CNC machines for gear production 488
5.4 Heavy machine tools 500
5.5 High-speed cutting machines 522
5.6 Machining centres with the unconventional kinematic structure 542
5.7 Cost-optimized CNC machine tools 558
CNC Machine Tools for Special Manufacture
6.1 Automatized production systems 566
6.2 Machines for special applications 584
6.3 Machines for unconventional machining technologies 602
Value Added at CNC Machine Tools
7.1 Energy efficiency improvement in machine tools 612
7.2 Intelligent CNC machine tools and their design 622
7.3 Mechatronics at designing of CNC machine tools 630
Development Directions of CNC Machine Tools
8.1 Factors affecting the development of CNC machine tools 650
8.2 The effect of global economy on the competitive environment 658
8.3 Virtual prototyping of machine tools 666
Practical Knowledge and Experience from Operation of CNC Machine Tools
9.1. Practical knowledge from CNC chip machining technology 678
9.2 Practical knowledge from designing of CNC machine tools 692
9.3 Testing of CNC machine tools 696
9.4 Retrofitting of CNC machine tools 710
9.5 Selection of the suitable CNC machine tool 714
9.6 Delivery and service of the CNC machine tool 718
9.7 Operability of CNC machine tools 722
SHORT GUIDE THROUGH THE BOOK
The development, manufacture and assembly of the CNC machine tool represent one side of the thing; however, the other side of the thing is to have under control the processes thanks to which this work is enabled. In addition to the detailed description of parts which such a product consists of, this book has also the effort to refer to these processes. The whole thing is watched comprehensively as the house having its foundations, perimeter walls and the roof.
Section 1 describes general coherences of the machine tool origination. The value creating chain which includes the material part as well as the immaterial part represents the essential building stone of every and each industrial enterprise. All cooperating sections and departments participate in the machine tool origination. Every enterprise is successful in a different way, therefore the attributes of a successful enterprise are mentioned here too. The designing process influences 70 % of all events in the industrial enterprise. Its interconnection with the other enterprise processes is more than obvious. The design engineers utilizevarious tools for their work, like for example:
• value management;
• analytic and numerical calculations;
• risk management;
• shape design.
That is why these tools are described in details so that the reader can recognize their force and ability to influence the creation of every and each machine tool. The newly introduced terms „designing criminalistics“ and „company’s criminology“ have the special status. They demonstrate the sovereign post of the design engineer in the value creating chain of the product origination. Introductory comments of Section 2 acquaint the reader with mechanical and industrial engineering.
The essential terms are mentioned here which are necessary for technicians to be able to communicate with each other. The core of the term «CNC machine
tools» is also explained from the historical point of view.
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History of Czech and Moravian technical universities is very rich in the development field of our machine tools. This section also speaks about the important manufacturing enterprises from the Czech Republic which participate in high repute of national machine tools.
The essential design assembly groups are parts which are common for all machine tool types and these will be described in Section 3. These are the following ones:
• frame (supporting structure);
• spindle;
• linear and rotary feed assemblages;
• automatic tool exchange and automatic workpiece exchange;
• numerical control systems and check;
• functional and servicing sets;
• protective guards;
• ifxtures.
Sections 1, 2 and 3 form the foundations of the imaginary house which is called „House of the design of CNC machine tools“.
Machining centres (Section 4), other CNC machine tools (Section 5) and CNC machine tools for special production (Section 6) are the manufacturing means, without which no consumer product and even machine tools themselves can come into existence. A s it is known, a machine tool is able to manufacture another machine tool. These sections present designs of world famous companies.
Section 7 mentions the value added for the user of machine tools, namely:
• energy saving;
• intelligence;
• application of mechatronic principles.
The indispensable book part is represented by the outline of development directions (Section 8), including the virtual reality and the influence of global economy on this development. Everything is completed by practical knowledge obtained within operation of machines (Section 9) and within the chip machining process. The
same section also mentions the other attributes accompanying the operation of every machine tool, namely:
• operation economy;
• installation, maintenance and operation;
• necessity to test every machine;
• possible retrofitting;
• selection of the suitable machine tool.
Sections 7, 8 and 9 create the roof of the imaginary house of the design of machine tools and this roof is carried by the walls – Sections 4, 5 and 6.
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