Study on Tools with Restricted Tool-Chip Contact Length (Part 6)
Study on Tools with Restricted Tool-Chip Contact Length (Part 6)
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刀具与切屑接触长度受限的刀具研究(第六部分)
DOI:
10.2493/jjspe1933.34.113
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发表时间:
1968
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通讯作者:
E. Usui
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作者:
K. Hoshi;E. Usui
Wear characteristics and tool-life curves in machining of low and medium carbon steels with various types of cut-away tools made of carbide and high speed steel are described and compared with those for conventional tools. Although an artificial reduction of natural tool-chip contact length usually reduces both crater and flank wear, there always exists optimum value of contact length below which tool-life is shortened. The optimum length depends on side rake angle of the tool and is found that the smaller the rake angle, the shorter the length becomes . In comparison of tool wear at the optimum contact length, it is found that flank wear is somewhat increased, but crater is substantially reduced as the rake angle is decreased . Tools with sufficiently reduced contact length show a special type of crater which is not formed on the first rake face, but mainly develops along the second rake face . This characteristic is well explained by the theory of cutting mechanism presented in the previous papers . Not only cutting temperature but also shape of cutting edge has a great importance on tool wear even in high speed machining. The wear mechanism appears to be explained as a stressdependent rate process.