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In-Process Modelling and Estimation of Thermally Induced Errors of a Machine Tool During Cutting

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A compact measurement system was developed to measure the time variant machine tool errors during cutting. The system is composed of a gauge, a sensor holder, 5 gap-sensors and a PC. The gauge is made of invar which has a very low thermal expansion coefficient, and is often used to measure the thermally induced errors of a machine tool. A new neural network model was considered to estimate the time variant machine tool errors during cutting using a new concept of input values. The detail of the model proposed is described in the paper together with experimental methodologies using a compact measurement system to examine the validity of this approach. These schemes were implemented on a small vertical-machining centre.

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Ahn, K., Cho, D. In-Process Modelling and Estimation of Thermally Induced Errors of a Machine Tool During Cutting. Int J Adv Manuf Technol 15, 299–304 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/s001700050070

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