2015
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-015-6920-x
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Optimization of multi-tool machining processes with simultaneous action

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“…Since the cutting process with thermo-friction milling takes place under complex thermodynamic conditions, the retarding effect of the cutting tool becomes so large that it results in a tight joining of the part of the chips to the front surface and formation of a retarded layer, which is clearly seen in the obtained micrographs. It is known that a retarded layer is usually formed when cutting plastic and viscous materials [7]. In our case, the main reason for the formation of a retarded layer is the absence of cooling during thermal friction turn-milling.…”
Section: Table 2: Values Of Cutting Modes and Quality Indicatorsmentioning
confidence: 74%
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“…Since the cutting process with thermo-friction milling takes place under complex thermodynamic conditions, the retarding effect of the cutting tool becomes so large that it results in a tight joining of the part of the chips to the front surface and formation of a retarded layer, which is clearly seen in the obtained micrographs. It is known that a retarded layer is usually formed when cutting plastic and viscous materials [7]. In our case, the main reason for the formation of a retarded layer is the absence of cooling during thermal friction turn-milling.…”
Section: Table 2: Values Of Cutting Modes and Quality Indicatorsmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…Processing by traditional cutting of high-strength steels is characterized by extremely low plastic deformation in chip formation [7], [8]. Mechanical work is spent mainly on the elastic deformation and friction of the workpiece being machined on the back surface of the tool.…”
Section: Table 2: Values Of Cutting Modes and Quality Indicatorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to make sure the choice of approximating the design data is correct, we use the method of estimating the distribution of design points on the response surface, as well as the coefficients: the determination coefficient (R-squared, it shows how well the response surface reflects the variability of the output parameter), the root-mean-square error, relative root-mean-square error, relative error of the absolute maximum. In our case, the Kriging approximation was the most suitable technique [20,21,22].…”
Section: Figure 4 -Average Values Of Cutting Forcementioning
confidence: 85%
“…If the objective function is the productivity, Usubamatov [11] formulated a mathematical model for the optimization of multi-tool cutting processes on machine tools. Das et al present in their paper [12] an optimization method of the cutting regime aiming to maximize the metal removing rate MRR in dry turning of AISI D2 steel.…”
Section: Research Related To Optimization Of Manufacturing Procesmentioning
confidence: 99%