Multi-input fuzzy inference system based model to predict the cutting temperature when milling AISI 1060 steel
Farid ABDELKRIM,
Mourad ABDELKRIM,
Abderrahim BELLOUFI
et al.
Abstract:The increase in the cutting temperature during milling has harmful effects which negatively affect the technical and economic machining characteristics such as: residual stresses, dimensions of machined parts and tools life. The nature of milling operations and the tool geometry make it difficult to predict or measure the temperature during the machining process, which is why great attention has been paid to measurement and prediction methodologies of cutting temperature during milling. In this work, a new int… Show more
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