1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0924-0136(98)00314-8
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The machinability of nickel-based alloys: a review

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“…In general, the wear generated in the cutting tools when working with nickel base alloys are not from a single kind wear, but a several combination of them. Thus, the various factors such as high temperature, high workpiece material resistance, high plastic deformation, surface layer hardening during machining, high tension in the tool-chip interface and chip abrasive, are responsible to generate this type of wear (Richards & Aspinwall, 1989;Iuliano &Gatto, 1994 andEzugwu et al 1999). Turning at 90 m/min speed machining we had cases of cutting edge chipping in the carbide tool.…”
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“…In general, the wear generated in the cutting tools when working with nickel base alloys are not from a single kind wear, but a several combination of them. Thus, the various factors such as high temperature, high workpiece material resistance, high plastic deformation, surface layer hardening during machining, high tension in the tool-chip interface and chip abrasive, are responsible to generate this type of wear (Richards & Aspinwall, 1989;Iuliano &Gatto, 1994 andEzugwu et al 1999). Turning at 90 m/min speed machining we had cases of cutting edge chipping in the carbide tool.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…and feed rates up to 0.5 mm/rev. to obtain good productivity (Ezugwu, et al 1999) and (Kramer, 1987). Carbide tools have low stability and thermochemistry there is significant dissolution/diffusion of the material in the tool-chip interface causing wear of the tool when used for machining speeds exceeding 30 m/min.…”
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“…By this time, the abrasive wear is the main wear pattern. The abrasive wear is because the impurities and hard particles exist in the workpiece material [18], such as carbon, nitride, and oxide compounds. The photographs of cutting chips produced at 5 min and 20 min cutting time were shown in Figures 12(a) and 12(b), respectively.…”
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“…Inconel 625. Inconel 625 belongs to category of superalloys, which have high tensile strength in high temperatures, good fatigue strength and outstanding corrosion and oxidation resistance [1]. The properties of this material that make it an excellent choice in many demanding applications causes however, many difficulties in its machining.…”
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