Microstructure-based FEM Simulation of Metal Cutting

Abouridouane, Mustapha; Klocke, Fritz; Oktafiani, Ayudita; Döbbeler, Benjamin

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2017.03.336

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“…The graphical relations between v parameter and output parameters are in the Fig. 13. In these simulations the v parameters were changed only (α = 5°, γ = 5°, R = 0.4 mm, a = 1 mm).…”

Section: Examination Of Cutting Velocitymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Study of Parameters during Aluminum Cutting with Finite Element Method

Bátorfi

Andó

2020

Period. Polytech. Mech. Eng.

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The authors analyzed the force and stress values in the simplified cutting model and compared the results with the literature. For the study a 2D model was created in DEFORM 2D finite element software, using the temperature depended multilinear flow stress material model. The model was compiled according to the literatures. In this analysis were the effects of relief angel, tool angle, tool radius, depth of cut, and the cutting velocity examined. The values of forces, strain, temperature, stress and shear plane angle were examined at different values of geometry and machining parameters. For these examinations were used 28 parameter combinations. As a result of the study, the results for forces are similar to the results of examined literature at every parameter. The force results were checked on a simple tool geometry.

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“…The graphical relations between v parameter and output parameters are in the Fig. 13. In these simulations the v parameters were changed only (α = 5°, γ = 5°, R = 0.4 mm, a = 1 mm).…”

Section: Examination Of Cutting Velocitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The effect of the aluminum cutting parameters has been studied by several measured [1][2][3][4][5][6], analytical [7] and finite element methods [6,[8][9][10][11]. Some authors also taken consideration the heat generated during cutting [12], while others also taken consideration the change in microstructure [13].…”

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Study of Parameters during Aluminum Cutting with Finite Element Method

Bátorfi

Andó

2020

Period. Polytech. Mech. Eng.

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“…In this article, a combination of analytical modeling and finite element (FE) simulation modeling was used to predict the cutting force of plunge milling based on the mechanism of high-temperature alloy Inconel 718 plunge milling process. The FE prediction method of cutting force is reflected in the research work of many scholars, 26–29 especially the 3D cutting force FE simulation has higher accuracy. However, the use of 3D FE modeling and simulation for plunge milling will make the prediction efficiency very low.…”

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A modeling and prediction method for plunge cutting force considering the small displacement of cutting layer

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Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B:

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In the process of plunge milling, the main cutting force is along the axial direction, and usually, the machining system has good axial rigidity, so it can withstand large cutting loads. This characteristic makes plunge milling particularly suitable for high-efficiency rough machining and semi-finishing of difficult-to-cut materials. The cutting force in the plunge milling process is usually large, and when the process parameters are not selected properly, the plunge milling is prone to the back-off phenomenon. In view of the characteristics of large cutting force and high cutting temperature in Inconel 718 plunge milling process, considering the small displacement of the actual tool tip caused by cutting force and cutting vibration, this article establishes a plunge milling force model based on the combination of analytical method and three-dimensional finite element method. The micro-displacement caused by vibration is obtained through dynamic modeling and modal test methods. Combined with the macro-displacement of cuter back-off under the action of the cutting force during the single-tooth run-in and run-out process, the modified cutting layer parameters are obtained, and optimized cutting force of plunge milling is obtained.

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“…A finite element model was exploited to form stiffness and buckling matrices and solve the problem of the eigenvalue numerically. Abouridouane et al 4 proposed a three-dimensional finite element method incorporating a micro-structure into micro-cutting simulation based on the modeling concepts of representative volume elements and constitutive materials. Zhong-Kai et al 5 established the finite element model of AISI340 alloy steel cutting force at different cutting speeds through the finite element software ABAQUS, and studied the changing law of the cutting force.…”

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Simulation of a micro-milling single crystal copper process based on crystal plastic constitutive theory

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The anisotropy of single crystal copper and crystal orientation have a significant effect on the micro-milling process. At present, there is no systematic and perfect theory to explain the influence of single crystal orientation on the micro-milling process. Therefore, it is urgent to conduct an in-depth study on the micro-milling process of single crystal copper. In this paper, based on the theory of crystal plasticity, considering the anisotropy of single crystal copper, the VUMAT material subroutine of single crystal copper is programmed by the Fortran language, and the crystal plastic constitution is introduced into the finite element simulation. The model of the micro-milling tool and work-piece is established and meshed. Considering the friction among the tool and the work-piece, material removal, etc., the three-dimensional finite element simulation model of single crystal copper micro-milling process is achieved by ABAQUS software. The validity of the simulation model of the micro-milling process of single crystal copper considering the single crystal plastic constitution is verified by experimental micro-milling forces. The research has explored a feasible way to predict the micro-milling force of single crystal copper, and has provided a reference for revealing the micro-milling mechanism of single crystal materials.

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Microstructure-based FEM Simulation of Metal Cutting

Cited by 8 publications

References 12 publications

Study of Parameters during Aluminum Cutting with Finite Element Method

Study of Parameters during Aluminum Cutting with Finite Element Method

A modeling and prediction method for plunge cutting force considering the small displacement of cutting layer

Simulation of a micro-milling single crystal copper process based on crystal plastic constitutive theory

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