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Chip Formation and Control
2008
This chapter provides comprehensive engineering knowledge and modelling techniques applied in description of chip formation in the cutting zone and its separation from the bulk material, flow, and final breaking. Possible classification systems, including different chip shapes and physical mechanisms of their formation, are specified. The mechanisms of brittle fracture-based and shear-type chips are characterized in terms of plastic deformation and fracture mechanics. The models of the shear angle using different mechanical approaches are discussed. In addition, representative examples of FEM simulations of different types of chips for turning and milling operations are presented. Formulas …
Some observations on metal cutting with reference to the mechanical characteristics of working materials
1972
The hypothesis of the minimum work of Merchant is applied to materials with different yield points in traction and in simple compression on the assumption that these materials yield in accordance with the paraboloid yield-criterion. The experimental data obtained from cutting tests like those described in this paper may apparently be in good agreement with theoretical results. But closer examination reveals that the values of the shear angle φ depend largely on the cutting speed and on the feed p. r. All relationship between φ and (λ — γ) (difference between the friction angle on the rake face and the rake angle) must therefore take in account the influence of the above variables.
Modelling of Final Plastic Deformation in the Case of Continuous Straight-Edged Oblique Cutting
1992
This paper presents a complex oblique cutting model for the case of varying chip formation conditions and its practical application in relation to the results of degree of final plastic deformation in the primary shear zone is considered. A computer procedure for prediction of the shear angle is given and the place of the oblique cutting process among the results obtained previously is established.