Application Analysis of Virtual Simulation Technology in NC Machining
Xiu Yang Hu, Yong Xiang Li, Hong Wang, Kai Long Huang
Abstract
Xiu Yang Hu, Yong Xiang Li, Hong Wang, Kai Long Huang
Abstract
With the help of the computer simulation technology, the virtual machining simulation system of NC machine tool was built based on the integrated simulation module of the UG NX software. Through setting the NC machine parameter of the virtual machining system, the machining process simulation of the typical parts in virtual environment was completed, which implements the collision and interference checking in the process of NC machining and verifies the correctness of NC programs. Finally, the simulation results prove that the assembly modeling method of virtual simulation system for the NC machining is feasible, and the simulation of machining process can effectively determine the mutual interference problem of the machining system, which lays the foundation for effectively preventing the collision accident.
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With the help of the computer simulation technology, the virtual machining simulation system of NC machine tool was built based on the integrated simulation module of the UG NX software. Through setting the NC machine parameter of the virtual machining system, the machining process simulation of the typical parts in virtual environment was completed, which implements the collision and interference checking in the process of NC machining and verifies the correctness of NC programs. Finally, the simulation results prove that the assembly modeling method of virtual simulation system for the NC machining is feasible, and the simulation of machining process can effectively determine the mutual interference problem of the machining system, which lays the foundation for effectively preventing the collision accident.
Key concepts: Machining, Correctness, Virtual machining, Process (computing), Collision, Simulation software, Software, Collision detection