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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),2006 No.2VIRTUAL PROCESSING OF LASER SURFACE HARDENING ON AUTOBODY DIES

ZHANG Taohong

Information Engineering School,

        University of Science and Technology Beijing,

Beijing 100083, China

 

YU Gang

 

WANG Jianlun

Institute of Mechanics,

Chinese Academy of Sciences,

Beijing 100080, China

 

LIU Xiangyang

Department of Precision Instrument

and Mechanology,

Tsinghua University,

Beijing 100084, China

 

 

VIRTUAL PROCESSING OF LASER
SURFACE HARDENING ON
AUTOBODY DIES*

 

Abstract: A new method of collision-free path plan integrated in virtual processing is developed to improve the efficiency of laser surface hardening on dies. The path plan is based on the premise of no collision and the optimization object is the shortest path. The optimization model of collision-free path is built from traveling salesman problem (TSP). Collision-free path between two machining points is calculated in configuration space (C-Space). Ant colony optimization (ACO) algorithm is applied to TSP of all the machining points to find the shortest path, which is simulated in virtual environment set up by IGRIP software. Virtual machining time, no-collision report, etc, are put out after the simulation. An example on autobody die is processed in the virtual platform, the simulation results display that ACO has perfect optimization effect, and the method of virtual processing with integration of collision-free optimal path is practical.

Key words: Laser surface transformation hardening  Virtual processing  Key words: Traveling salesman problem(TSP)  Ant colony optimization(ACO)

 


* This project is supported by Great Device Development Project of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (No.[1997]167) and Knowledge Innovation Great Project of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, in 2000-2003 (No. KGCX1—11). Received August 22, 2005; received in revised form December 27, 2005; accepted February 8, 2006

 

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