An Evaluation of the Tool Wear of Ceramic and Coated Carbide Inserts in Finishing Turning under the Influence of Age-Strengthening Gray Cast Iron
N. E. González-Sierra,
Javier Flores Méndez,
M. A. Meraz-Melo
et al.
Abstract:Gray cast iron (GCI) is a common material in the automotive industry due to its mechanical characteristics, which change primarily for materials employed for the foundry and cooling rate of material. According to the workpiece, the material of the cutting tool and cutting parameters are analyzed to improve the machining and to increment the lifetime of the tools. In this research, the foundry and machining process of an automotive component using ceramic and coated carbide tools were the study case, and the ef… Show more
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