4 research outputs found
Modelling flan wear of carbide tool insert in metal cutting
In this paper theoretical and experimental studies are carried out to investigate the intrinsic relationship between tool flank wear and
operational conditions in metal cutting processes using carbide cutting inserts.Anewflank wear rate model, which combines cutting mechanics
simulation and an empirical model, is developed to predict tool flank wear land width. A set of tool wear cutting tests using hard metal coated
carbide cutting inserts are performed under different operational conditions. The wear of the cutting inset is evaluated and recorded using
Zygo New View 5000 microscope. The results of the experimental studies indicate that cutting speed has a more dramatic effect on tool life
than feed rate. The wear constants in the proposed wear rate model are determined based on the machining data and simulation results. A
good agreements between the predicted and measured tool flank wear land width show that the developed tool wear model can accurately
predict tool flank wear to some extent
Modelling flan wear of carbide tool insert in metal cutting
In this paper theoretical and experimental studies are carried out to investigate the intrinsic relationship between tool flank wear and
operational conditions in metal cutting processes using carbide cutting inserts.Anewflank wear rate model, which combines cutting mechanics
simulation and an empirical model, is developed to predict tool flank wear land width. A set of tool wear cutting tests using hard metal coated
carbide cutting inserts are performed under different operational conditions. The wear of the cutting inset is evaluated and recorded using
Zygo New View 5000 microscope. The results of the experimental studies indicate that cutting speed has a more dramatic effect on tool life
than feed rate. The wear constants in the proposed wear rate model are determined based on the machining data and simulation results. A
good agreements between the predicted and measured tool flank wear land width show that the developed tool wear model can accurately
predict tool flank wear to some extent