2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2007.04.033
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Experimental investigation of ultrasonic vibration-assisted tapping

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“…Tool wear is a critical topic affecting the economics of machining, especially in connection with the tapping process, since it is one of the last operations to be performed within most operation sequences. 203 It has been reported that the total tapping load consists of the base load and a chip-packing load. The base load results from chip formation and tool/workpiece friction, whereas the chip-packing load is the result of chip clogging in the flutes, and is random in nature.…”
Section: Evolution Of Built-up Edge (Bue) and Tool Wear Characteristicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tool wear is a critical topic affecting the economics of machining, especially in connection with the tapping process, since it is one of the last operations to be performed within most operation sequences. 203 It has been reported that the total tapping load consists of the base load and a chip-packing load. The base load results from chip formation and tool/workpiece friction, whereas the chip-packing load is the result of chip clogging in the flutes, and is random in nature.…”
Section: Evolution Of Built-up Edge (Bue) and Tool Wear Characteristicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Assisted ultrasonic machining has been proven to be an efficient technique for improving the machinability of several aeronautic materials such as aluminum [9,10] or Inconel 718 [11]. Chip breaking, burr generation, workpiece roughness, tool life or torque and cutting forces are some parameters studied with vibration applied in conventional cutting processes [12][13][14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…7 It was specified that during the tapping of deep holes with small-diameter taps, the reason for frequent tool breakage was the higher torque during threading. 8 The lowest cutting torque in the tapping operations was obtained under dry-cutting conditions. 9 It was stated that the cutting liquids containing fluorine formed a lubricant film layer between the tool and workpiece interface, which led to an increase in tool life by preventing build-upedge formation on the tool and thus the cutting forces could be decreased by about 18 %.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%