Response Surface Methodology Approach on Effect of Cutting Parameter on Tool Wear during End Milling of High Thermal Conductivity Steel -150 (HTCS-150)

Hadzley, Abu Bakar Mohd; Azahar, W.; Izamshah, R.; Kasim, Mohd Shahir; Amran, Ali Mohd; Afuza, A Anis

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/114/1/012015

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“…The first one is works for continuous systems as it is assumed that the measurement scale is continuous for all response values and independent variables; the second one is that independent variables influencing the system are measurable (controllable and non-controllable variables). It is possible to effectively determine the optimised values of experiment or operation variables with assumptions of RSM and constraints on application systems (Chomsamutr and Jongprasithporn, 2012;Hadzley et al, 2016;Reddy et al, 2011;Saedona et al, 2012).…”

Section: Application Of Response Surface Methodology (Rsm) To the Prediction Of The Service Life Of Cutters Used In Milling Super-alloy Wmentioning

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Application of response surface methodology (RSM) to the prediction of the service life of cutters used in milling super-alloy Waspaloy

Chen

2020

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Nickel-based materials are widely used in making engine parts, compressor rotors and energy production. Nickel-based materials are resistant to corrosive conditions, and have a high strength in extreme temperatures. They also feature satisfactory mechanical properties in extreme heat. The use of these nickel-based super-alloys is on the rise every day as they have been widely used in military and civilian aeronautical industries in recent years. For this reason, it was the intention of this study to do optimised cutting experiments on Waspaloy in order to identify the significant factors which have impact on the tool life of cutting tools using the response surface methodology (RSM) in regression analysis. Several factors were found in the results that had significant impact on the machining tools’ life, including machining speed, depth, and feed rate. Finally, a regression analysis was adopted to establish a formula for calculating the service life of cutting tools. It was found that the minimum wear was achieved with the cutting speed at V = 33.21 m/min, cutting depth at dp = 0.0367 mm and feed per tooth at Ft = 0.367 mm/tooth.

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Section: Application Of Response Surface Methodology (Rsm) To the Prediction Of The Service Life Of Cutters Used In Milling Super-alloy Wmentioning

confidence: 99%

Application of response surface methodology (RSM) to the prediction of the service life of cutters used in milling super-alloy Waspaloy

Chen

2020

HKIE Transactions

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Response Surface Methodology Approach on Effect of Cutting Parameter on Tool Wear during End Milling of High Thermal Conductivity Steel -150 (HTCS-150)

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Application of response surface methodology (RSM) to the prediction of the service life of cutters used in milling super-alloy Waspaloy

Application of response surface methodology (RSM) to the prediction of the service life of cutters used in milling super-alloy Waspaloy

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