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Product News: Dedicated Blisk, Impeller Numerical Control Software

NX Turbomachinery Milling from Siemens PLM Software provides faster programming for machining applications

Siemens PLM Software
Mon, 08/02/2010 - 13:14
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(Siemens PLM Software: Plano, TX) -- NX Turbomachinery Milling, the latest addition to the NX CAM software from Siemens Product Lifecycle Management Software Inc., provides faster programming for five-axis blisk and impeller machining applications. The software includes specialized numerical control (NC) programming operations for five-axis roughing and finishing of blades and hubs. Numerical control programmers save time and effort producing collision- and gouge-free tool paths (up to 90% faster compared to generic CAM functions).

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New features include rest milling for automated removal of remaining material from previous operations, and optimized tool engagement with the part. There is no need to repair or remodel poor quality CAD data before programming. Smooth-flowing, five-axis tool paths can be created directly across surface gaps, overlaps, and misaligned surface parameter lines. The system takes advantage of supporting capabilities in NX CAM, including G-code-driven machine tool simulation and automatic tool path updates on model changes.

For more information, visit www.plm.automation.siemens.com.

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