the ultra-light cellular structure for the high-end numerical control machine tool optimal design...
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The Ultra-light Cellular Structure for The High-end Numerical Control Machine
Tool Optimal Design Applications
C.Y.Ni
25.Jan.2008
Supervised by Prof. T.J Lu
Advised by Prof. C.Q.Chen
Background
1 mHigh-end numerical control machine tool (accuracy ,acceleration
) 5g
On of the 16 grave special projects for the state medium-term and long-term develop plan
Trend of development
High speed
High degress of accracy
Multiplicity
Intelligence
Flexibility and integration
lightweight
stiffness
damp
elimination of heat
Challenges
Background
Proper distribution of the rib reinforcement can increase the stiffness and natural frequency of the beam
(from C.L.Luo et al.)
Box structures are well applied in new style machine tool
As the structure requirement , the beam must be hollowness
Ultra-light cellular structure
The beam is the master part of a machine tool ,the rationality of its structural design can influence the stiffness and the precision of the machine tool directly
Here we just consider the 2D honeycomb structure as the rib reinforcement
Background
Take the beam for example to try to do some optimal design for the structure
Objective
Build simplified theoretical model for the beam
Analyze the static stiffness of the beam with different
cellular structure to find the optimal design in theory
FEA of the natural frequency and modal for the beam
with different cellular structure to find the optimal design
Static stiffness analysis
Simplified model
To the Load
Tool box hanging on the beam
To the Boundary condition
The beam is located on the guide rail ,considering the static stiffness
To the Structure
According to mechanical acknowledge
Simple support
Combination effect of the moment of flexion and torque
a sandwich bar whose outer layer is a closed-cell thin wall bar and the inner layer is a core bar
Static stiffness analysis
Simple mechanical mode
0550 , 209 , 286 , 215 , 30 , 2320H mm h mm L mm l mm t mm X mm
The honeycomb structure can be transferred to the continuous homogeneous structure using equivalent method in order to solve discrete structure by the theory of continuous medium
(from Lorna J.Gibson Michael F.Ashby)
Here we just consider four kinds of classic honeycomb structures
equivalent structure
Relative density
s
t
l
is the cellular structure density
is the material density
For honeycomb cell wall with a thickness to length ratio of
Its relative density can be expressed as
l
tC
s1
It has grave effect on the dynamical character for the cellular structure
(from Lorna J.Gibson Michael F.Ashby)
Static stiffness analysis
Definition:s
r
is the weight and is the density of the material
Considering a core structure composed of one row honeycomb cell
the relative density can be expressed by the macroscopic parameters of the core structure
For the given core structure we can determine the relative density directly
W
Static stiffness analysis
In-plane equivalent stiffness of the honeycomb structure
(from A.-J.Wang and D.L.McDowell)
Static stiffness analysis
The simplified model reveals that the static stiffness of the beam contain the torsional stiffness and the bending stiffness
For outer layer closed-cell thin wall bar
Bending stiffness
1
1 M
K
Solving the geometric parameter:
We conclude that: 91 2.01 sK e E
1K EI92.01zI e
Torsional stiffness24A G
GJS
Solving the geometric parameter
We conclude that: 81 8.87 sD e G
Closed-cell thin bar torsional stiffness formula:
Beam bending formula:
Static stiffness analysis
For the inner layer equivalent continuous bar
Using the same method to conclude that:
Bending stiffness9
2 1.81K e E
82 4.92D e G
Using the principle of superposition to produce the static stiffness of the beam
1 2 1 2P K K D D
Square cross-section bar torsional formula:
32D ab G
Static stiffness analysis
Torsional stiffness
Basing on the conclusion above, we can determine the stiffness using the macroscopic parameters of the beam
For the beam whose inner layer with different core shape we get the conclusion as follow:
Static stiffness analysis
Static stiffness analysis
Conclusion
Analyze the static stiffness of the beam with the theoretical simplified model
Find the hexagon honeycomb core structure is the optimal structure in this four structures.
For the beam we choose several usual rib reinforcement structures to carry on the analysis
The analysis of the natural frequency and modal is a basic and important content in dynamical analysis of the structure
FEA of the natural frequency and modal
各结构前三阶固频比较图
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结构一 结构二 结构三 结构四 结构五
HZ频率( )
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二阶固频三阶固频一阶固频
Conclusion
Hexagon-like structure is the best among these five structures by analyzing the natural frequency and modal of the structures
This conclusion also certificates the rationality of the theory simplification above in certain extent
FEA of the natural frequency and modal
Conclusions
Find that the relative density of the cellular structure is not only relative to the microscopic parameters but also can be determined by the macroscopic parameters
A simplified model has been suggested to analyze the mechanical performance for the beam of the machine tool
The simplified model is applied to analyze the static stiffness of the beam structure and we find that hexagon honeycomb structure is the optimal design of the four structures
FEA of the natural frequency and modal for the beam structure also finds that hexagon honeycomb structure is the best one of the five structures
The conclusion of the modal analysis certificates the rationality of the simplified model in certain extent
Future work
For the static and dynamical performance, we can do the optimal design from theory model building ,computer simulation and experiment research three aspects to expect concluding the general analysis model
The optimal approach should contain topological optimization and general optimization
For the machining accuracy, we may progress the global error analysis ,and reduce the global error by controlling the local accuracy.
Considering the optimal design for the structure undergoing extreme loads
At the same time, we also should make full use of the multifunctional character of the ultra light cellular structure