Gear cutting – milling – or planing – Milling – Process
Reexamination Certificate
2008-03-25
2008-03-25
Cadugan, Erica (Department: 3722)
Gear cutting, milling, or planing
Milling
Process
C409S066000, C409S067000, C409S074000, C409S200000, C409S143000, C700S189000, C700S187000
Reexamination Certificate
active
11802934
ABSTRACT:
A numerical control unit issues a sequence of instructions for causing a spindle of a cutter disk in a tool machine to perform successive straight displacements approximating a spiral of Archimedes, with a predetermined angle step from one point to the next, and issues one or more ADIS instructions for merging each of the straight displacements with the next. The spiral path is such that the cutter disk will progressively shave a chip of a predetermined thickness over several revolutions, until its cutting edge is near the intended groove bottom. The tool is then caused to follow a merging path leading to a final point lying on the intended groove bottom, and finally is caused to follow a full circular path coaxial to the bore starting from the final point.
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Gay Andrea
Giovanelli Gian Luca
Cadugan Erica
Josif Albert
Mosiano & Associati
O'Byrne Daniel J.
Vigel S.p.A.
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