Traditional CAM programming uses a constant feed rate.
Traditional CAM programming uses a constant feed rate. However, when a tool enters a corner or a slot, the wrap angle increases dramatically. This causes a spike in cutting forces, tool deflection, and temperature. hyperMILL's optimization engine adjusts the feed rate dynamically based on several mathematical models.
The Material Removal Rate (MRR) represents the volume of material removed per unit of time. It is defined as:
Optimizing feed rates requires balancing several physical phenomena:
The cutting force () required to shear metal is expressed by the Kienzle equation:
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