[step-manufacturing] Reminder conference call at 4:30 France, 11:30 Eastern, 8:30 Western USA
Martin Hardwick
hardwick at steptools.com
Tue Mar 25 16:47:26 EDT 2008
Agenda:
1. Review minutes of Sandvik meeting (see below)
2. Planning for CCAT meeting
Please note the USA start times are 1 hour later
than usual because the USA has moved to Summer time.
Topic: report of Sweden meeting
Date: Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Time: 4:30 pm, Europe Standard Time (GMT +01:00,
Paris ) 11:30AM Eastern USA, 8:30AM Western USA
Meeting Number: 701 392 942
Meeting Password: 20080319
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>Dial one of the listed local numbers to join the meeting
> USA 1-866-481-9887.
> Sweden: +46 (0) 8 503 163 00 or 0200 89 70 70
> Germany: +49 (0) 69 222 220 499 or 0800 000 1136
> UK: +44 (0) 207 107 0610 or 0800 376 5610
> France : 0800 778 455
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T24 STEP-Manufacturing
March 10 March 12, 2008
Sandviken, Sweden
Meeting Results
· Successful demonstration of optimized
machining of part by Boeing using a significantly
different machine than planned for in the original data.
· Successful demonstration of high speed machining by U. Bordeaux.
· Successful demonstration of closed loop
machining using AP-203 e2 tolerances by KTH and Scania.
· Successful integration by Sandvik and
STEP Tools of ISO 13399 tool data and AP-238
machining data to enable the usage of actual
cutting tool data at the beginning of machining
and recording of changes to cutting tool data at end of machining.
· Web site showing meeting results at:
<http://www.steptools.com/library/stepnc/2008_sweden/index.html>http://www.steptools.com/library/stepnc/2008_sweden/index.html
ACTION ITEMS
Develop Corrigendum for AP-238 containing the following two corrections
· Via points to enable polyline arcs and
helixs because of data size discovery
· Cross Section Area because current
model of overcut and depth in AP-238 is insufficient for optimization
Encourage the rapid development of a machine tool model
· Contact the Convenor of Wg7 SC1 to
express the strong interest of T24 in this model
· Publish model developed by University
of Bath on the T24 web site and encourage SC1 to
adopt the best features of this model
· Develop implementation prototypes using
the University of Bath model for the next meeting
GOALS FOR NEXT MEETING
The next meeting will be held September 30-
October 2 2008 at the Connecticut Center for
Advanced Technologies (CCAT) in Hartford, Connecticut.
The meeting will be divided into three parts a
Dry run day, an Industry day, and a Committee meeting day.
MEETING PREPARATION SCHEDULE
Blade model with part program in April (Brian/Pratt or Bengt/Sandvik)
First STEP-NC model in May (Martin/STEP)
Cutting tool models in May (Bengt/Sandvik)
Material selection in May (Brian/CCAT)
Machine selection in May (Brian/CCAT choices are
DMG or UTRC Okuma or Pratt machine)
Third Wave/Deform distortion predictions in May
Prototype API for aerospace closed loop machining in May (Chen Han/Siemens)
Optimized STEP-NC machining model in June (Leon/Boeing)
STEP-NC Inspection model in July (Mike/NIST)
Closed loop machining in August (Mike/NIST, Sid/Boeing (3 axis), Brian/Pratt?)
NEW FEATURES FOR CCAT MEETING DEMONSTRATON
5-axis feed speed optimization
Machining of non- Aluminium part
Five axis closed loop machining
New cutting tools
CONTINUING FEATURES FROM SANDVIK MEETING DEMONSTRATION
Portability (machine before meeting on many machines at many sites)
Feed/speed optimization (prediction of between 10% and 30% with average of 15%)
Closed loop machining using AP-203 Edition 2 tolerances
THANKS
T24 would like to thank Sandvik, Scania, KTH and
EuroSTEP and all our hosts in Sweden for their
wonderful hospitality, for letting us use their
excellent facilities and for enabling a very productive meeting.
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