The roughness origin of machined surfaces is caused by the following physical causes: the copying of the shape and the roughness of the cutting part of the tool into the workpiece, the existence of vibration of the tool, and the existence of the build-up edge (BUE) on the cutting edge. The current work aims to analyze the vibration amplitude of tools. The roughness of the machined surfaces was observed on hardened steel workpieces. Internal turning technology was used, and we used several different boring bars (steel; carbide; tuned mass damper—TMD; impact damper—ID) and an internal turning operation using CBN inserts. We revealed the tool’s slenderness coefficient (TSC) values for stable cutting operations. For the steel holder, the value is TSC ≤ 4.25; for the carbide holder, the value is TSC ≤ 5.5; for the TMD holder, the value is 4.5 ≤ TSC ≤ 7.75; and for the ID holder, the value is TSC ≤ 8. The surface’s roughness was practically unchanged within the limits of stable machining. However, if the tools exceed the presented stable limits, vibration and roughness parameters deteriorate significantly; an example parameter (Ra) deteriorated from 0.350 μm to 1.832 μm.
Este trabalho não poderia ser realizado sem o auxílio de diversas pessoas às quais eu presto aqui minha homenagem: A Deus, por me conceder vida, saúde e sabedoria. Agradecimentos especiais à minha família, sempre amável e paciente. Ao meu orientador, Prof. Dr. Anselmo Eduardo Diniz, por compartilhar seus ensinamentos, me ajudando a ser um profissional mais competente e responsável. Também agradeço-lhe por sua compreensão e parceria durante o programa de mestrado. Ao Prof. Dr. Robson Pederiva, pela colaboração neste trabalho e pelas orientações juntamente ao meu orientador. Ao Professor, e amigo Dr. Daniel Iwao Suyama, e ao meu amigo Marcos Vieira de Albuquerque pela colaboração neste trabalho e pelas conversas ao longo do mestrado. À Escola e Faculdade SENAI "Roberto Mange" pela parceria com o laboratório de Usinagem da UNICAMP. Ao funcionário Aristides Magri pela ajuda indispensável.Aos meus amigos de UNICAMP e do SENAI "Roberto Mange":
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