A chip formation based analytic force model for oblique cutting

Machining and Machinability of Aluminum Alloys

“…The segmentation can also be defined by the segmentation band density. According to the formulation of Becze and Elbestawi (2002), the chip segmentation density η s can be also estimated by the following equation:…”

A force-temperature model including a constitutive law for Dry High Speed Milling of aluminium alloys

“…However, results from the approach may be imprecise because it is known that the effective stress, effective strain, effective strain rate, and cutting temperature average values are not very sensitive to cutting conditions (Tounsi, 2005). Becze et al (2002) used a chip formation-based analytic force model to predict the cutting forces for end ball milling, with many parameters, such as the strain and the strain rate, determined experimentally. This approach was based on the primary and secondary shear band thickness measurements, and many experiments were conducted to build the model.…”

Modeling of cutting forces as function of cutting parameters for face milling of satellite 6 using an artificial neural network

“…To be able to extend tool life and to use it efficiently, the cutting diameter of a cutting tool in face milling should be wider than milling width ( Fig. 1) [8,9].…”