Active spindle system for a rotary planing machine
journal contribution
posted on 2014-07-02, 12:25authored byP. Albertelli, Sedat Elmas, Michael Jackson, G. Bianchi, Robert M. Parkin, M. Monno
This paper presents the experimental validation of
an active control approach to improve the damping of a
spindle system for wood machining. The active control was
implemented using piezoelectric actuators in push–pull configuration
with real-time control capabilities. The adaptive
control strategy based on the linear quadratic Gaussian is first
modeled within MATLAB/Simulink and then implemented
on the real spindle system. Experimental tests were performed
on the small-scale planer prototype to validate the simulation
models. Moreover a cutting force observer which
can be used to continuously monitor the cutting process
is also implemented and its performance is presented.
History
School
Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering
Published in
International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
Pages
1 - 14
Citation
ALBERTELLI, P. ... et al, 2012. Active spindle system for a rotary planing machine. International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 63 (9-12), pp. 1021-1034