2015年7月28日 星期二

【CNC controller,CNC router,cnc cutting machine】FMC Technologies use metrology systems to check CNC machines | en.ofweek.com

 
Recordkeeping and traceability are vital to companies operating in the oil and gas equipment manufacturing sector. As part of a company-wide quality protocol, FMC Technologies in Dunfermline, Scotland continually invests in a preventive maintenance program that uses Renishaw machine tool probes and calibration products to check and verify the dimensional accuracy of its CNC machine tools. The resulting data are stored for quick retrieval and easy access using Renishaw’s CNC Reporter software.
 
FMC Technologies is a Houston, Texas-based developer and manufacturer of oil and gas Production Control Systems (PCS), which consist of topside controls, power equipment, a subsea control module, various sensors, and subsea electrical and hydraulic distribution equipment. The entire system is configurable according to conditions and requirements, and provides engineers aboard oil or gas production platforms with precise control of the well.
 
FMC Technologies has operations around the world near the major oil and gas industry epicenters. The company's UK manufacturing operation is in Dunfermline, Scotland, near Edinburgh, where Craig Simpson and Mike West are FMC Technologies maintenance technicians with responsibility for the service and support of 20 CNC machine tools of various types, makes and ages. Also in their charge is one of the company's more recent investments: a $4 million, purpose-designed and built, SCM machining cell consisting of two Okuma Space Center MA-600HB CNC horizontal boring machines, loaded and managed by a Fastems automation system.
 
To help speed machine checking and calibration in the SCM cell, FMC Technologies has designed and built a custom calibration block, which it mounts on the Okuma machines during scheduled maintenance or when the machine is being checked.
 
"We're currently introducing a new pallet size in the SCM cell and some of the re-programming is being done manually, rather than off-line, using the Siemens NX CAE system. And, there’s increased potential for minor collisions,"said Simpson. "For example, we recently had a small knock, so first we ran the ballbar to confirm the three axes were square. We also checked the Y-axis using a test bar and compared the results to the data in CNC Reporter. We found that the zero position had been affected, so we re-taught the machine new zero positions using the test block."

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