Evaluation of the optimal cutting performance of high speed steel and tungsten carbide cutting tools in the machining of aisi 304 steel.
Alfred Eviwanrherhe Aboloje,
samuel oro-oghene sada,
Mathias Ekpu
et al.
Abstract:With the increasingly rapid development of technology, and the rising need to promote productivity that is based on quality, energy and cost, it imperative that cutting tools are not selected at random. It is particularly important to note, that aligning work piece materials to specific cutting tools, generally improves manufacturing costs, lead-time, quality of the overall product, and provides greater flexibility when this is done along with the corresponding optimal cutting parameters. All these significant… Show more
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