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In this paper, we explore the multi-objective optimization of CNC machining process parameters to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and ensure high-quality output. Process parameters such as spindle speed, feed rate, depth of cut, and milling width are considered as key variables in the optimization model. The objective is to balance productivity, cost, and quality, ensuring that the machine operates within safe limits while maximizing performance.
The mathematical formulation includes time, cost, and dimensional accuracy as primary objectives. For turning operations, the optimization vector is defined as X = (n, vf, ap)T, while for milling, it is X = (n, vf, ap, ae)T. The objective functions for time and cost are derived from tool life equations and include factors like cutting stroke, tool change time, and auxiliary time. Surface roughness and dimensional accuracy are also integrated into the model to ensure quality standards.
A linear weighted sum method is applied to combine the multiple objectives, with weights determined based on the relative importance of each target. Constraints such as cutting force, power, and tool strength are included to ensure feasibility. Optimization algorithms, including grid-directed methods, are used to solve the complex nonlinear problem.
An example of a CNC turning operation is presented, where the workpiece is machined using a CK7815 lathe. Parameters such as spindle speed, feed rate, and depth of cut are optimized for both time and cost. Similarly, a milling example is analyzed, showing how different optimization goals lead to varying results. When time is the main focus, higher speeds and feeds are used, increasing tool wear and cost. Conversely, when cost is prioritized, lower speeds and feeds are chosen, resulting in longer processing times but reduced expenses.
Through these examples, the study demonstrates that a balanced approach—considering both time and cost—yields optimal results. The research provides a theoretical foundation for improving economic benefits in CNC machining by integrating multi-objective optimization techniques. This approach not only enhances operational efficiency but also supports sustainable manufacturing practices.