An example of selection of the cutting conditions in broaching of heat-resistant alloys based on cutting forces, surface roughness and tool wear

High performance cutting of advanced aerospace alloys and composite materials

“…Below, some criteria for selecting cutting tools vs. groups of aerospace materials are presented: [16]) with their improved toughness but lower wear resistance are still employed for complex geometry tools working at low cutting speeds (v c < 5 m/min) to generate tight tolerance profiles such as broaching [16,146] for dovetail (Fig. 4) and fir tree slots into rotatives (e.g.…”

Application of Taguchi method to selection of optimal lubrication and cutting conditions in face milling of AlMg3

“…Several works have been previously done using the Taguchi method as a tool for design of experiments in various area including metal cutting: milling process (Ghani et al, 2004), grinding process (Kwak, 2005), broaching process (Mo et al, 2005), electrodischarge machining (Ljis et al, 2009), turning processes (Yang and Tarng, 1998;Darwish, 2000;Kopac et al, 2002), but also other processes like hydro-moulding process (Del Alamo et al, 2004).…”

Surface Integrity of Broached Inconel 718 and Influence of Thermal Exposure

“…The influence of cutting variables on the surface integrity and broaching forces has been investigated by S.P. Mo et al when broaching heat resistant alloys [32]. F. Klocke et al studied the broaching of Inconel 718 with cemented carbide, and compared its performance with that produced by traditional high speed steels in terms of tool wear, cutting forces and surface integrity [33].…”