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The milling process of 4Cr5MoSiV1, a typical hot work die steel, is taken as the research object The high speed milling experiment is carried out with the double edge ball head milling cutter The laser displacement sensor is used to measure the cutting ...
YANG Xiaofan +3 more
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The present study investigates the effect of multiple dynamic absorbers on both forced chatter and regenerative chatter. The stability lobe of regenerative chatter is widely employed to find the axial depth of cut and the spindle speed in which ...
Yutaka NAKANO +2 more
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Background In order to improve the current situations in rice–wheat rotation region in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, such as large amount of rice straw, complex returning process, short-time stubble connection, high power consumption,
Yinyan Shi +5 more
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Drilling study on lightweight structural Mg/SiC composite for defence applications
Heat energy generated during machining has been found to have a greater influence on determining the machinability of the materials. In this work, magnesium-based silicon carbide composite, which has been identified as a suitable lightweight application ...
K. Balamurugan +4 more
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The nano-diamond film coated tool was prepared by hot wire CVD method. The surface morphology of the film was characterized by field emission scanning electron microscopy.
Weiping SHAO, Tao ZHANG
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Active Suppression of Chatter by Programed Variation of Spindle Speed
Among various types of chatters encountered in metal cutting and grinding operations, the regenerative-type self-excited chatter is known to limit the maximum depth of cut possible to be taken in roughing operations. The theoretical analysis of the regenerative-type selfexcited chatter suggests that the spindle speed variation could control the amount ...
TAKEMURA, Tadashi +2 more
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A constant cutting speed and feed-per-tooth CAD/CAM algorithm in free-form milling
Ball-end milling is a fundamental process for machining free-form geometries, typically executed via parallel toolpaths over curved surfaces. Due to the continuous variation in tool-surface engagement, the effective tool diameter and cutting speed (m/min)
Adriano Fagali de Souza +6 more
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Suppression of chip load variations by real-time spindle speed modulation [PDF]
In machining a fixed depth of cut at a constant feedrate to generate a desired curvilinear shape, substantial variations in chip load can occur whenever the smallest concave radius of curvature is comparable to the tool radius. These chip load variations may result in a poor quality of the machined surface or premature tool wear. Conversely, attempting
Farouki, Rida T, Srinathu, Jyothirmai
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A full factorial design technique is used to investigate the effect of machining parameters, namely, spindle speed (N), depth of cut (ap), and table feed rate (Vf), on the obtained surface roughness (Ra and Rt) during face milling operation of high ...
Adel Taha Abbas +3 more
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The analysis of tool life and wear mechanisms in spindle speed variation machining [PDF]
Regenerative chatter vibrations generally limit the achievable material removal rate in machining. The diffusion of spindle speed variation (SSV) as a chatter suppression strategy is mainly restricted to academy and research centers. A lack of knowledge concerning the effects of non-stationary machining is still limiting its use in real shop floors ...
ALBERTELLI, PAOLO +2 more
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