2017
DOI: 10.1007/s12541-017-0108-2
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Numerical simulation of chip ploughing volume in micro ball-end mill machining

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“…Thus, the finish depth of cut was 1.4 μm to improve the convex spherical surface shape accuracy. Under the same cutting depth, the smaller the cutting speed, the larger the shear strain ε, and the more likely the plowing phenomenon [ 29 ]. Taking into account the stability of the machine tool and cutting efficiency, the spindle speed n c was chosen to be 1000 rpm, and the unit displacement along the Z-axis was 2 μm.…”
Section: Cutting Experiments For Convex Spherical Blazed Gratingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the finish depth of cut was 1.4 μm to improve the convex spherical surface shape accuracy. Under the same cutting depth, the smaller the cutting speed, the larger the shear strain ε, and the more likely the plowing phenomenon [ 29 ]. Taking into account the stability of the machine tool and cutting efficiency, the spindle speed n c was chosen to be 1000 rpm, and the unit displacement along the Z-axis was 2 μm.…”
Section: Cutting Experiments For Convex Spherical Blazed Gratingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, as the cutting depth is further reduced, the cutting process changes to a plowing process, no chip is generated, and the surface quality worsens [27]. Under a constant cutting depth, the smaller the cutting speed is, the larger the shear strain ε is, and it is more likely that a plowing phenomenon occurs [30]. To avoid surface quality degradation caused by the phenomenon of plowing, orthogonal cutting tests under different uncut chip thicknesses were performed, and plowing phenomena were observed.…”
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“…Experiments have revealed that ploughing width can be estimated during nanomachining of FCC crystal, considering the uncut chip thickness, radius of cutting edge, cutting direction and surface crystal orientation. Luo et al [15] proposed a 3D geometrical approach for a ball-end milling process to reliably estimate the ploughing volume of the chip. As part of this approach, authors have divided the theoretical chip into the large number of discrete elements in the range of ploughing and shearing regimes.…”
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