EP3678805A1 - Laser-werkzeugmaschine mit absaugsystem - Google Patents
Laser-werkzeugmaschine mit absaugsystemInfo
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a machine for processing workpieces and / or for producing moldings by locally solidifying material powder to coherent areas by means of a focused laser beam, the machine having a suction system for sucking off particles.
- the present invention also relates to a method for aspirating particles from a process space in a process chamber of a machine chamber closable by a process chamber for processing workpieces and / or for producing moldings by locally solidifying material powder to coherent areas by means of a focused laser beam.
- a generic machine is in particular a machine for producing shaped articles according to the principle of selective laser melting, selective laser sintering or laser deposition welding.
- material powder made of metal, plastic or ceramic can be used.
- laser machine tool or simply a machine is used below.
- the corresponding moldings for example, by layering of a metallic or ceramic material powder or a plastic powder produced or processed.
- the material powder is passed by means of a powder nozzle to the focal point of a focused laser beam, heated by the focused laser beam, so that the material powder is remelted in the irradiated areas to coherently solidified sections. After cooling, a layer of material is created, which can be processed mechanically.
- the types of machines differ, among other things, in the way the material powder is provided.
- a powder bed is built up in layers.
- the material powder is provided by means of a powder nozzle at the point of machining.
- the present invention particularly relates to machines in which the material powder is provided by means of a powder nozzle at the focal point of the laser.
- the mechanical structure for moving the laser processing head and / or the workpiece for example, as in a known five-axis machining center, wherein instead of a mechanical tool, the laser processing head is provided.
- Machine tools have also been available on the market for some years now, which permit both laser machining and machining, for example with a milling tool. In such hybrid machining centers, the laser processing head can be attached to the recording of the Maschinenzugspindel.
- welding fumes may be produced, which may be harmful to human health, as they may contain respirable particles which may be carcinogenic, so that a significant health hazard may arise from such particles.
- Welding fume particles may for example have a size of a few micrometers or even a few tenths of a micron. They are therefore also referred to as fine dust particles.
- an operator of such a machine must be protected from the inhalation of the particles.
- 210185PC Machine wear a respirator.
- protection by a mask may be insufficient.
- other persons who are in an environment of the machine are not protected.
- laser machine tools therefore usually have suction devices for extracting the particles from the process space.
- a laser machine tool has a process chamber which can be closed by a process chamber door and which surrounds a process space.
- a suction device By means of a suction device, a negative pressure can be built up in the process chamber, so that in any case no particles are released into the environment when the process chamber is closed.
- the air flow must be adjusted so that on the one hand as efficient as possible suction of the particles is guaranteed.
- the airflow generated in the process room must not disturb the process itself. For example, too strong an air stream a material powder flow, which is generated by a flowing through the powder nozzle carrier gas disturb, so that at the focal point of the laser beam no sufficient amount of material powder or an uneven distribution of powder material arrives.
- a manually adjustable throttle to adjust the suction on. Throttle valve adjustment is typically done once when installing or servicing the machine.
- the present invention is in view of the above, the object to provide a machine with an exhaust system, in which the suction power is adjustable.
- the object is achieved by a machine according to the preamble of claim 1.
- the first suction means comprises means for controlling a suction power of the first suction means and / or the second suction means comprises means for controlling a suction power of the second suction means.
- the object is also achieved by a method for extracting particles from a process space in a process chamber of a machine chamber closable by a process chamber for processing workpieces and / or for producing moldings by locally solidifying material powder to contiguous areas by means of a focused laser beam.
- a first method step the process room door is locked before the machine starts a machining process. This ensures that the process room door can not be opened during the machining process.
- a first suction device for sucking particles out of the process chamber is operated at a reduced power while the machine is performing the machining process. The throttling of the power takes place, for example, depending on the material used powder or as a function of a material powder flow.
- the first extraction device is operated for extracting particles from the process space at maximum power during a fixed period of time after a processing process is interrupted or terminated.
- the period is set so that all the air in the process room is completely replaced at least once during the period.
- the process room door is unlocked after the specified period has expired. As soon as all particles have been sucked out of the process area, the process room door can be opened again. There is no longer any danger that an operator of the machine or an ambient air of the machine will be contaminated with harmful particles.
- throttled power refers to a suction power that is less than a maximum suction power.
- the air stream for suction is generated by a fan, which is preferably operated at a constant power.
- the suction power of a suction device is then preferably throttled by limiting the air flow, for example by throttle valves.
- the throttle valves may for example be arranged in exhaust ducts of the suction device, which are flow-connected to the blower.
- the means for controlling the suction power of the first suction device and / or the second suction device each have actuators.
- the actuators may preferably be controlled separately from a machine controller.
- an air inlet and an air outlet connected to the first exhaust air duct are arranged in the process space.
- the air inlet and the air outlet are preferably arranged such that an air flow is generated over a focal point of the focused laser beam. If the generated air flow flows over the focal point of the laser beam, a generated welding fume can be extracted particularly efficiently, since the welding fume is produced at the focal point or in the immediate vicinity of the focal point of the laser beam.
- the first suction device can be operated with a lower suction power when the air flow flows past where the welding smoke is produced.
- the air inlet and the air outlet are in particular arranged so that the air flow is generated in the horizontal direction. Such an arrangement is particularly advantageous when the laser processing head emits the focused laser beam in the vertical direction on the workpiece. The air flow generated in the horizontal direction can then flow unhindered past the workpiece.
- the means for controlling the suction power of the first suction device and / or the second suction device are arranged, the suction power of the first suction device and / or the second suction device in dependence on an opening state of the process room door and / or an opening state of the door of the material powder container adjust.
- a higher suction power is required to prevent contamination of the environment by particles.
- a higher suction power is required than when the doors are closed.
- the process chamber door can only be opened when the machining process of the machine is ended or interrupted.
- the first suction device can be operated at full power with the process chamber door open, without the risk of negatively affecting the powder flow.
- the machine controller may be configured to lock the process room door as long as a machining process is taking place. After the process has been ended or interrupted, the process room door can, for safety reasons, remain locked for a fixed period of time during which the extraction of the generated welding fumes is carried out. If the suction power is increased, this fixed period can be shortened.
- the means for controlling the suction power of the first suction device and / or the second suction device may be configured to adjust the suction power of the first suction device and / or the second suction device in dependence on a machining and / or manufacturing process of the machine.
- the suction power of the first suction device is throttled during a machining and / or manufacturing process, in order to avoid an influence on the material powder flow from the powder nozzle. If the processing and / or manufacturing process is interrupted or completed, then the suction power of the first suction device can be set to the maximum value.
- the means for controlling the suction power of the first suction device and / or the second suction device may be configured to adjust the suction power of the first suction device and / or the second suction device in dependence on the material material and / or the material material composition of the material powder.
- different welding fumes may be produced when different materials are used, which can be formed differently in terms of composition, pollutant, pollutant or smoke concentration and toxicity of the pollutants contained.
- this exemplary embodiment has the advantage that the suction power is adjustable as a function of the resulting welding fume, wherein a higher suction power is preferably adjustable for materials with relatively higher pollutant concentration in the welding fume and / or higher toxicity of the pollutants contained and lower for materials Pollutant concentration in the welding fumes and / or lower toxicity of the pollutants contained a lower suction power is adjustable.
- the exhaust method may further comprise a step of operating a second exhaust means for exhausting particles from the casing (e.g., a material powder cupboard) for the material powder containers.
- the suction power of the second suction device can be adjusted depending on whether a door of the housing or the material powder cabinet is open or closed. With the door of the material pulp cabinet (or material powder container cabinet) open, in which one or more material powder containers may be arranged, the second suction means may be operated at full suction, so as to prevent or at least reduce leakage of material powder from the material powder container into the environment. When the door of the material powder cabinet door is closed, the second suction device can be operated at a reduced suction power, since not the full power is required to produce a sufficiently high negative pressure in the material powder cabinet.
- Figure 1 a structure of a machine tool for producing or editing a
- Shaped body or workpiece by means of focused laser radiation.
- Figure 2 a perspective view of an embodiment of an inventive
- FIG. 3 shows a detailed view of the exhaust air ducts and throttle valves of the laser
- FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of the process space of a laser machine tool according to an embodiment.
- Figure 5 an exemplary timing of the suction.
- FIG. 6 an illustration of the principle of action of laser deposition welding.
- Fig. 1 shows a schematic representation of a machine 1 for processing a workpiece and / or for producing a shaped body by location-selective solidification of material powder to coherent areas by means of laser radiation.
- the machine 1 has a machine frame 21, to which a work table 20 and, on the other hand, a laser processing head 23 with a powder nozzle 15 are attached indirectly via adjusting axles 22 lying therebetween.
- the adjusting axes 22 may each have a plurality of translatory (X, Y, Z) or rotary ( ⁇ , ⁇ , ⁇ ) axes, which are adjustable in accordance with a machine control.
- the design may, for example, be such that the laser processing head 23 via one, two
- the machine 1 may be, for example, a five-axis laser machine tool for the production of moldings by location-selective solidification of material powder to coherent areas by means of laser radiation.
- a workpiece can be releasably secured for editing.
- a shaped body can be built up in layers on the workpiece table 20 by site-selective solidification of material powder.
- Such a laser machine tool 1 generally has a closed process chamber 10 in which a negative pressure can be generated by means of an exhaust system in order to protect an environment of the machine 1 from contamination by welding fumes or other particles, for example material powder.
- the process chamber 10 surrounds a process space 12, which is accessible via a process room door 11.
- the process room door 11 may have a locking mechanism that can be actuated depending on the machining process. As a result, it can be prevented that the process chamber door 11 is opened during an ongoing machining process.
- the extraction system can suck in air from the process space 12 via an air outlet 5a.
- the air outlet 5a is fluidly connected to a fan 2 via a first exhaust duct 3a.
- an air inlet 5b which is flow-connected to a supply air duct 3d
- the process space 12 fresh air can be supplied.
- the direction of the air flow F in the process chamber 12 can be adjusted so that the air flow F is substantially horizontally past an operating point of the laser machine tool 1, where a focused laser beam L the supplied through the powder nozzle 15 material powder P merges with the workpiece.
- the principle of action of laser deposition welding will be described in more detail below with reference to FIG.
- the air flow F is shown in FIG. 1 as a dotted arrow. Further dotted arrows illustrate a supply air flow through the supply air duct 3d and an exhaust air flow through the first exhaust air duct 3a.
- the air inlet 5b may also be omitted in alternative embodiments of the invention.
- the supply of fresh air from the environment can then take place through slots and / or joints in the process chamber 10 or between the process chamber 10 and the process chamber door 11.
- the provision of the air inlet 5b has the advantage that the flow direction of the air flow F can be set more precisely, so that a substantially laminar,
- 210185PC horizontal flow over the operating point of the machine 1 can be generated.
- more than one air inlet 5b and / or more than one air outlet 5a may be provided.
- the air flow F can also be generated in any other flow direction, for example vertically, instead of in the horizontal direction.
- FIG. 4 A perspective view of a five-axis laser machine tool 1 according to the invention for the production of moldings by site-selective solidification of powder material to coherent areas by means of laser radiation according to an embodiment is shown in Fig. 4.
- the illustrated embodiment substantially corresponds to the machine 1 shown schematically in Fig. 1. In Fig. 4, however, no attached to the adjusting axis 22 laser processing head 23 is shown.
- the workpiece table 20 is arranged in a process chamber 10 (process booth) which can be closed by a process chamber door 11 and which surrounds the process space 12.
- a control device 13 arranged outside the process chamber 10 serves as an interface between operator and machine control. For example, measured values and / or warning messages and / or control applications can be displayed on a display of the control device 13.
- the air outlet 5a is arranged on the left.
- the dotted arrow illustrates the airflow F generated by the exhaust system.
- the air inlet 5b is not visible in FIG. 4 because it is obscured by the process room door 11.
- FIG. 2 shows a perspective rear view of the five-axis laser machine tool 1 according to the invention.
- FIG. 2 illustrates further details, not shown in FIG. 4, of the exhaust system.
- the machine 1 comprises a material powder container cabinet 7 for storing material powder in one or more material powder containers in the material powder container cabinet 7.
- the material powder container cabinet 7 has a door (not shown) through which an operator can fill the material powder container, not shown, with material powder. From the material powder container cabinet 7 lines lead the material powder to the powder nozzle 15.
- a carrier gas such as argon.
- the suction system has a blower 2 for generating an air flow, a first suction device for sucking particles from the process space 12 and a second suction device for sucking particles from the material powder container cabinet 7.
- the first suction device comprises a first exhaust air duct 3a, via which the air outlet 5a arranged in the process chamber 12 is flow-connected to the blower 2.
- the second suction device comprises a second exhaust duct 3b, via which an air outlet arranged in the material powder container cabinet 7 (not shown) with the blower
- 210185PC 2 is fluidly connected.
- the first exhaust duct 3a and the second exhaust duct 3b are connected via a T-piece with a third exhaust duct 3c, which is fluidly connected to the fan 2.
- the first suction device and the second suction device respectively have means 4a, 4b for setting a suction power.
- a detail view in Fig. 3 shows the tee, which connects the first exhaust duct 3a and the second exhaust duct 3b with the third exhaust duct 3c.
- the means for adjusting the suction power as throttle valves 4a and 4b in the first exhaust duct 3a and in the second exhaust duct 3b are shown.
- the throttle valves 4a, 4b can be controlled via actuators 6a, 6b.
- the actuators 6a, 6b are controlled by the machine control.
- an opening degree of the throttle valves By adjusting an opening degree of the throttle valves, an air flow through the first and / or second suction means can be adjusted.
- the air flow through the first and / or second suction device can be adjusted as a function of a process and / or as a function of a state of the process chamber door 11 and / or the door of the material powder container 7.
- the throttle valves 4a, 4b are controlled by actuators 6a, 6b, the setting of the suction power can be fully automatically controlled by the machine control integrated into a process flow.
- the fan 2 may include one or more filters to filter the extracted particles from the airflow.
- the fan may have a category C filter with cleaning.
- the air-filtered particles can be collected in a separate container and removed for disposal.
- the filtered air flow can either be forwarded via an external exhaust duct or directed to the environment of the machine 1.
- the blower may have one or more particulate filters, in particular HEPA filters, for example of the category H13 and / or H14.
- a remote blower 2 can be used to generate the exhaust air flow.
- the fan 2 may be arranged outside a building in which the machine 1 is installed.
- the exhaust air can be discharged directly to the outside, so that lower requirements can be made to the filtration of the exhaust air, as if the exhaust air is discharged into the room air.
- FIG. 5 An exemplary time sequence of the suction will now be described with reference to FIG. 5.
- the top line in Fig. 5 indicates whether the process is in the "on” or “off” state, that is, whether a process of laser deposition welding is in progress or not.
- the second line shows the condition of the door
- the third line indicates whether the extraction of process space 11 is at full power, at reduced power, or not at all.
- the bottom line indicates whether the suction of the material powder container cabinet 11 is at full power, at reduced power, or not at all.
- the state of the process chamber door 11 is not shown in FIG. At the lower edge of FIG. 5, a time axis is shown at the five times Ti to Ts are drawn, which are explained below.
- the door to the material powder container cabinet 7 is opened by an operator of the machine 1 to refill material powder.
- the power of the suction from the material powder holder 7 is now increased to maximum performance.
- the operator After the operator has refilled the material powder holder 7, he closes the door again at time T3.
- the extraction from the material powder container cabinet 7 can now be continued again with reduced power.
- the process of laser deposition welding in the machine 1 is ended.
- the power of the extraction of the process chamber 12 is increased to the maximum value in order to clean the process space 12 as completely as possible of welding fumes and other particles. This can prevent harmful particles from entering the environment when opening the process chamber door 11.
- the extraction at maximum power takes place during a fixed period ⁇ until the time T 4 , in which the suction of the process chamber 12 and the material powder container cabinet 7 is turned off.
- the fixed period ⁇ is selected so that at the end of the specified period ⁇ as possible all harmful particles are sucked out of the process chamber 12.
- the process chamber door 11 may be locked until the time T5, so that an operator of the machine 1, the process room door 11 only
- 210185PC can then open, if it is ensured that a large part or as possible all harmful particles are sucked out of the process chamber 12.
- the method described above can be controlled, for example, by a machine control of the machine 1, which can preferably be operated via the control device 13.
- the suction can also be continued after the time Ts.
- FIG. 6 The operating principle of the laser deposition welding is illustrated with reference to FIG. 6.
- a powder nozzle 15 is shown in the vicinity of a workpiece W to be machined.
- a focused laser beam L coming from the laser processing head runs coaxially with the powder nozzle 15 and is focused on an operating point on or just above the workpiece Wf.
- the Werkst off powder P is passed coaxially to the laser beam L through the powder nozzle 15 to the focal point of the laser beam L on the workpiece W.
- a protective or carrier gas G such as argon also flows through the powder nozzle 15 and thereby transports the material powder P.
- the protective gas G also serves to prevent unwanted reactions of the heated material powder P or the workpiece W with atmospheric oxygen. In the welding process, a welding smoke S may arise.
- This welding smoke should be removed from the working space 12 of the machine 1 by the extraction system described above.
- the extraction system generates the air flow F illustrated by means of dotted arrows, which preferably leads past the workpiece W as a horizontal, laminar flow and thereby entrains the welding smoke S.
- the strength of the air flow F must be set so that the air flow F does not interfere with the flow of the material powder P with carrier gas G. If the air flow F is set too high, then material powder P can be sucked off the powder nozzle 15, which would disrupt the process.
- a typical value of the maximum suction power from the process room is about 1000 m 3 per hour. During throttled operation, approximately 200 to 600 m 3 per hour are drawn off. In comparison, during the laser welding process, typically a stream of about 3 to 6 liters of carrier gas flows with material powder, for example argon, per minute through the powder nozzle 15.
- material powder for example argon
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