1 surface grinding considerations, Modality and programming – Rockwell Automation 8520-GUM 9/Series CNC Grinder Operation and Programming Manual Documentation Set User Manual

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Surface Grinding Fixed Cycles

Chapter 16

16-2

Figure 16.2 illustrates the reciprocation, plunge, and crossover motions of
a typical surface grinding cycle (G83 Incremental Plane grinding in this
case) .

Figure 16.2

Reciprocation, Crossover, and Plunge Motions

Crossover

Plunge

pick

at

secondary reversal
(executed after the
crossover

axis

returns

to

its

secondary reversal
coordinate)

Plunge

Plunge
pick at
primary
reversal

Spark--out passes

Cross

pick

at

secondary reversal

Reciprocation

Sec.
rev.

Primary
reversal

Cross pick a
primary
reversal

START

Magnetic table

At this point, the
crossover moves are
executed in reverse
until the crossover
axis is at its start
coordinate

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Modality and Programming

These surface grinding cycles are modal. Once programmed, the cycle is
executed in each subsequent block that contains the appropriate parameters
and parameter values. The G codes corresponding to these cycles do not
have to be programmed in each block.

Typically crossover and plunge axis motions are coordinated with the
motion of a reciprocating axis.

You can access Grinder Prompts through the Quick-view screens
(described in chapter 5) to simplify programming.

16.1
Surface Grinding
Considerations

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