Digital Twin-Based Smart Feeding System Design for Machine Tools

With the continuous development of intelligent manufacturing technology, the application of intelligent feed systems in modern machine tools is becoming increasingly widespread. Digital twin technology achieves the monitoring and optimization of the entire life cycle of a physical system by constructing a virtual image of the system, while neural network controllers, with their powerful nonlinear fitting ability, can accurately capture and simulate the dynamic behavior of complex systems, providing strong support for the optimization control of intelligent feed systems. This article discusses the design and implementation of an intelligent feed system based on digital twins and neural network controllers. Firstly, this article establishes a mathematical model based on the traditional ball screw structure and analyzes the dynamic characteristics and operating mechanism of the system. Subsequently, the mathematical model is fitted using a neural network controller to improve control accuracy and system response speed. The experimental results demonstrate that the neural network controller shows good consistency in fitting traditional mathematical models, not only effectively capturing the nonlinear characteristics of the system but also maintaining stable control performance under complex operating conditions.

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Electronics
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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics13234831
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Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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Digital Twin-Based Smart Feeding System Design for Machine Tools

Voicu Ion Sucală, Barış Yüce, Linlin Wang, Huijun Li
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Digital Twin-Based Smart Feeding System Design for Machine Tools

Voicu Ion Sucală, Barış Yüce, Linlin Wang, Huijun Li
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Abstract

With the continuous development of intelligent manufacturing technology, the application of intelligent feed systems in modern machine tools is becoming increasingly widespread. Digital twin technology achieves the monitoring and optimization of the entire life cycle of a physical system by constructing a virtual image of the system, while neural network controllers, with their powerful nonlinear fitting ability, can accurately capture and simulate the dynamic behavior of complex systems, providing strong support for the optimization control of intelligent feed systems. This article discusses the design and implementation of an intelligent feed system based on digital twins and neural network controllers. Firstly, this article establishes a mathematical model based on the traditional ball screw structure and analyzes the dynamic characteristics and operating mechanism of the system. Subsequently, the mathematical model is fitted using a neural network controller to improve control accuracy and system response speed. The experimental results demonstrate that the neural network controller shows good consistency in fitting traditional mathematical models, not only effectively capturing the nonlinear characteristics of the system but also maintaining stable control performance under complex operating conditions.

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