2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.matdes.2005.06.002
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The influence of feed rate and cutting speed on the cutting forces, surface roughness and tool–chip contact length during face milling

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“…Bhattacharyya [4] et al used the average signal energy and signal mean square deviation as the tool wear state indicators for the single-tooth milling in same conditions. Kuljanic and Sortino [5] defined the normalized cutting force (NCF) indicator and the torque-force distance (TFD) indicator by cutting forces, and characterized the tool wear state through these two indicators. In this research, tool wear analysis on flank milling was done and it slightly different from the others studies.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Bhattacharyya [4] et al used the average signal energy and signal mean square deviation as the tool wear state indicators for the single-tooth milling in same conditions. Kuljanic and Sortino [5] defined the normalized cutting force (NCF) indicator and the torque-force distance (TFD) indicator by cutting forces, and characterized the tool wear state through these two indicators. In this research, tool wear analysis on flank milling was done and it slightly different from the others studies.…”
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“…The tool life and wear mechanism of TiN (Titanium Nitride) coated during intermittent cut were observed and found that cutting speed and feed rate had the most significant influence on tool wear and surface finish respectively [8]. The adhesion of work material increases the severity of cutting tool load which affects tool wear significantly [9]. The cutting forces increases with increased feed rate and depth of cut, AISI 1030 steel caused higher roughness values even at lower cutting speeds [10].…”
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“…KEYWORDS: surface roughness, dry milling, minimal quantity lubrication, MQL Ciecze chłodząco-smarujące wywierają istotny wpływ na przebieg procesu skrawania i efekty technologiczne [1,2,7,10]. Poza spełnieniem podstawowych funkcji obróbko-wych oddziałują negatywnie na środowisko naturalne oraz stanowisko pracy, stanowią znaczny udział w kosztach wytwarzania kształtowanych przedmiotów [3,10]. W celu wyeliminowania negatywnych skutków ich stosowania prowadzone są badania zmierzające do ich wyeliminowania lub istotnego ograniczenia.…”
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“…Coraz szersze zastosowanie znajduje frezowanie na sucho lub z minimalnym smarowaniem strefy skrawania (MQL) [4÷6, 8÷10]. Frezowanie na sucho i z udziałem cieczy chłodząco-smarującej było przedmiotem licznych badań [2,3,10]. Natomiast badania wpływu MQL na stan warstwy wierzchniej po frezowaniu w warunkach wysokich prędkości skrawania są nieliczne.…”
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