Semi-finishing<\/a> \u2192 Corner Cleaning \u2192 Finishing<\/p>\nFor high-precision parts, repeat semi-finishing before final passes. Post-roughing natural cooling relieves stresses. Leave 1\u20132 mm stock after roughing; maintain 0.2\u20130.5 mm uniform allowance in finishing to ensure stability, reduce deformation, and achieve high surface quality.<\/p>\n
Operational Techniques to Minimize Machining Deformation<\/h1>\n
In addition to the aforementioned causes, operational methods play a crucial role in controlling deformation during aluminum part machining.<\/p>\n
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Symmetrical Machining for Large Stock Parts<\/h2>\n
For better heat dissipation, use alternating symmetrical machining. Example: A 90mm plate machined to 60mm achieves 0.3mm flatness when processed in alternating passes versus 5mm with consecutive machining.<\/p>\n
Layered Machining for Multi-cavity Parts<\/h2>\n
Machine all cavities layer-by-layer simultaneously to ensure uniform stress distribution, preventing deformation from uneven forces.<\/p>\n
Optimized Cutting Parameters<\/h2>\n
Adjust depth of cut (ap) with corresponding feed rate and spindle speed increases in CNC high-speed milling to balance productivity and reduced cutting forces.<\/p>\n
Strategic Tool Path Selection<\/h2>\n
Use conventional milling for roughing (maximum removal rate) and climb milling for finishing (better surface quality with progressive chip thickness reduction).<\/p>\n
Thin-wall Fixturing Technique<\/h2>\n
Before final passes, briefly release and reapply minimal clamping force to allow natural recovery, applying force along the part’s most rigid direction.<\/p>\n
Cavity Machining Method<\/p>\n
Avoid direct plunging; pre-drill or use helical entry paths to prevent chip packing and tool breakage.<\/p>\n
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Aluminum part deformation stems from material properties, geometry, and processing conditions, primarily involving\u00a0blank residual stresses,cutting forces\/heat,and clamping stresses.The integrated application of these process optimizations and operational techniques significantly reduces deformation, enhances precision and surface quality, providing reliable technical support for production.<\/p><\/div>\n
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