Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1698444 | Procedia CIRP | 2016 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
In the intermittent turning and milling processes, during the entry phase the cutting edges are subjected to high impact loads that can give rise to dynamical and strength issues which in general cause tool life reduction. In this study the effect of geometrical features of the cutting tool on the force generation during the entry phase is investigated. Cutting forces are measured by a stiff dynamometer at a high sampling frequency. In addition, the chip load area is analyzed and related to the measured cutting force. The results show that micro-geometrical features, in particular the protection chamfer, significantly affect the force generation during the entry phase.
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Authors
A. Agic, O. Gutnichenko, M. Eynian, J.-E. Ståhl,