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An approach to realize the networked closed-loop manufacturing of spiral bevel gears

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Digital closed-loop manufacturing technique, as a significant component of spiral bevel gear manufacturing system, has provided significant guarantee for improving the quantity and efficiency of spiral bevel gear tooth surfaces. The continuous fusion of digital closed-loop manufacturing and network technologies open a new route for the high-efficiency and high-precision manufacturing of spiral bevel gears. In order to realize the integrated operation and the information management in closed-loop manufacturing process of spiral bevel gears, this paper presents a universal networked closed-loop manufacturing model for spiral bevel gears by combining gear digital closed-loop manufacturing technologies and network technologies, which offers better support for the integrated design and machining of spiral bevel gear tooth surfaces. In this paper, the typical digital closed-loop manufacturing process of spiral bevel gears is deeply analyzed, and the framework of networked closed-loop manufacturing model is proposed. Furthermore, the integrated operation mechanism of networked closed-loop manufacturing model is established. On this basis, the key implementation mechanism of networked closed-loop manufacturing model such as the communication network construction, manufacturing information integration mechanism, and networked closed-loop manufacturing integration system development is elaborated respectively. Finally, an actual application experiment of spiral bevel gear pair networked closed-loop manufacturing is provided to demonstrate the feasibility and practicability of the proposed model.

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Li, JB., Ma, HJ., Deng, XZ. et al. An approach to realize the networked closed-loop manufacturing of spiral bevel gears. Int J Adv Manuf Technol 89, 1469–1483 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00170-016-9200-5

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