2021
DOI: 10.1007/s40964-021-00211-4
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Consideration of additive manufacturing supports for post-processing by end milling: a hybrid analytical–numerical model and experimental validation

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“…These elementary stress components, the cutting edge force coefficients, are therefore valid for a cutting speed, a tool geometry, and given friction. For an elementary edge of one of the teeth of the tool, the specific cutting coefficients K t , K r, and K a respectively correspond to the tangential, radial, and axial directions, in the local coordinate system of the analytical model [22]. During the chip formation, additional shearing takes place in the tertiary deformation zone at the flank of the cutting edge; this mechanism is known as the plowing or rubbing process.…”
Section: Analytical Modeling Of Cutting Forcesmentioning
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“…These elementary stress components, the cutting edge force coefficients, are therefore valid for a cutting speed, a tool geometry, and given friction. For an elementary edge of one of the teeth of the tool, the specific cutting coefficients K t , K r, and K a respectively correspond to the tangential, radial, and axial directions, in the local coordinate system of the analytical model [22]. During the chip formation, additional shearing takes place in the tertiary deformation zone at the flank of the cutting edge; this mechanism is known as the plowing or rubbing process.…”
Section: Analytical Modeling Of Cutting Forcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is noticeable that the manufactured structures will present differences due to certain topological deviations. These calculated equivalent mechanical properties need to be corrected by a calibration procedure based on experimental data and therefore a digital registration [22]. The calibration procedure considered the average manufactured truss diameters and the result of the procedure function of the type of structure is proposed in Table 1.…”
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“…To reduce the experimental cost and time constraints, it is necessary to conduct a finite element numerical analysis to overcome the experimental limitations and better explain the necessary methods of the experimental mechanism [ 17 ]. P. Didier et al performed end milling tests on Ti6Al4V parts produced using SLM additive manufacturing and verified the consistency of the cutting force signals between the experiments and the simulation [ 18 ].…”
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