Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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780524 | International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture | 2012 | 12 Pages |
A unified cutting mechanics model is developed for the prediction of cutting forces in milling, boring, turning and drilling operations with inserted tools. The insert and its orientation on a reference tool body are mathematically modeled by following ISO tool definition standards. The material and cutting edge geometry-dependent friction and normal forces acting on the rake face are transformed into reference tool coordinates using a general transformation matrix. The forces are further transformed into turning, boring, drilling and milling coordinates by simply assigning operation specific parameters. The unified model is validated in cutting experiments.
► Unified mechanics of turning, drilling and boring are modeled. ► ISO standards are used in defining the tool parameters. ► The process forces are predicted using one set of expressions.