1997
DOI: 10.1115/1.2836805
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Machining Process Modeling: A Review

Abstract: In this paper, a summary of work performed in the area of modeling of the dynamic metal cutting process is presented. A general view of evolution of the dynamic cutting process models is depicted. Specifically four modeling approaches including analytical, experimental, mechanistic and numerical methods are critically reviewed. A brief assessment of future research needs is also given.

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“…Thus, Finite Element analysis has played an important role in simulating and analysing the machining process (see reviews and bibliography in references [3][4][5]). Many aspects related to residual stresses in machining have been covered by these analyses.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, Finite Element analysis has played an important role in simulating and analysing the machining process (see reviews and bibliography in references [3][4][5]). Many aspects related to residual stresses in machining have been covered by these analyses.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…В настоящее время в мире делаются большие усилия по исследованию и созданию машин микро/мезо-размеров. На рисунку 3 показаны прототипы машин, разработанных Northwestern University (NU), которые представляет собою полностью 3-осевые микро/мезо-обрабатывающие центры с ЧПУ, обеспечивающие субмикронную точность обработки [2, 6]. …”
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“…A comprehensive review of cutting force models has been presented by Ehmann et al [7]. Armarego et al proposed that the cutting force coefficients could be predicted from the average shear stress, shear angle, and friction coefficient by applying orthogonally to oblique transformation [8,9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%