Introduction to CIM Lab-97-2000
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It consists of 3 phases1. CNC Programming
(6 sessions)
2. Hydraulic and Pneumaticcircuits designing
(4 sessions)3. Robotic Programming
( 2 sessions)
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A numerical data in the form of
program which is used to controla system.
This data is stored in punchedcards/magnetic tapes
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NC CNC DNCInput device for loading
program is punched tape
Punched tape may or may
not be used
Total elimination of
punched tape
Flexibility is less More flexible More flexible
Tape readers are essential Tape readers are not that
much essential
Tape readers are not
required
Off line programming is
not possible
Off line programming is
possible
Off line programming is
possible
Optimum selection of
feed/speed is not
possible, because ofabsence of AC
Optimum selection of
feed/speed is possible
Optimum selection of
feed/speed is possible
CAD/CAM cannot be
infected
CAD/CAM can be
infected
CAD/CAM can be
infected
Difference between NC/CNC/DNC
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1. Machine Control Unit (MCU)2. Machine ToolData Processing Unit
MCU (DPU)Control Loop Unit
(CLU)
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High flexibility High accuracy Short production time
Easy adjustment of machine Skilled operators are not required Jigs and fixtures are not required
Unit cost is less Better quality
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According to the type of machine
a) Point to Pointb) Straight cut machining
c) Continuous path/contour machining
According to the structure of control unit
a) Analog b) Digital
According to the type of programming
a) Incremental b) Absolute
According to type of Control loop
a) Open loop b) Closed loop
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Fluid is a common word forHydraulics and Pneumatics
Hydor means Water
Pneumo means breathing
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There are two different systems of fluid systems
a) Fluid transport system :To deliver fluid from one location to anotherto accomplish some useful purpose(Flow through pipes, Bernoulli's equation
b) Fluid power system:deals with generation, control and transmissionof power, using pressurized fluids.( Pascals law)
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Pressure applied to a confined fluid istransmitted undiminished in all directionsthroughout the fluid and acts perpendicularto the surfaces in contact with the fluid
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A Robot is a mechanical device whichperforms the tasks automatically
It consists ofa) Power Unitb) Control Unitc) Actuators
d) Armse) End effectors
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Polar, spherical robots
Cylindrical robots Cartesian robots - gantry robot Articulated robots
SCARAPUMAsnake
Others: parallel
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Degree-of-freedom(DOF) Payload
Resolution Repeatability Accuracy
Speed Work Volume
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Robotic programming is a process ofcreating the software to perform a specifiedtask by in a specified manner.