Anti-Friction and Anti-Wear Mechanisms of Micro Textures and Optimal Area Proportion in the End Milling of Ti6Al4V Alloy

Tong, Xin; Liu, Xianli; Shen, Yu

doi:10.3390/jmmp3040091

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“…Many scholars use EBSD (electron backscattering diffraction) to analyze the microstructure changes in materials (including the microstructure, grain size, slip, twin, etc.). Based on the new method of external friction theory, Tong et al [ 17 ] analyzed the friction-reducing and anti-wear mechanisms of micro-texture cutting tools. The optimum area ratio of the micro-texture in the contact zone between the chip and tool was studied when the cutting force was considered.…”

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A Ti-6Al-4V Milling Force Prediction Model Based on the Taylor Factor Model and Microstructure Evolution of the Milling Surface

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In this paper, a milling force prediction model considering the Taylor factor is established, and the Ti-6Al-4V milling force predicted by the model under different milling parameters is presented. In the study, the milling experiment of Ti-6Al-4V was carried out, the milling force was collected by the dynamometer, and the microstructure evolution of the milling surface before and after milling was observed by EBSD. Through the comparative analysis of the experimental results and the model prediction results, the reliability of the prediction model proposed in this study was verified, and the influences of the milling parameters on the milling force were further analyzed. Finally, based on the EBSD observation results, the effects of the milling parameters on the microstructure evolution of the milling surface were studied. The results show that both the tangential milling force and normal milling force increase with the increase in the milling depth and feed rate. Among the milling parameters selected in this study, the milling depth has the greatest influence on the milling force. The average errors of the tangential milling force and normal milling force predicted by the milling force model are less than 10%, indicating that the milling force prediction model established in this paper considering Taylor factor is suitable for the prediction of the Ti-6Al-4V milling force. With the change in the milling parameters, the grain structure, grain size, grain boundary distribution, phase distribution, and micro-texture of the material surface change to varying degrees, and the plastic deformation of the milling surface is largely coordinated by the slip.

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A Ti-6Al-4V Milling Force Prediction Model Based on the Taylor Factor Model and Microstructure Evolution of the Milling Surface

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Review of ultrasonic vibration-assisted milling technology

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Chen

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Innovative Manufacturing Process of Functionalized PA2200 for Reduced Adhesion Properties

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Muzzupappa

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This work proposes an approach to fabricate micro patterned surfaces on PA2200 polyamide in order to improve its performance in terms of wettability and adhesion. In more detail, the present work aims to change the wettability of the surface and decrease their bacteria adhesion tendency. The experimental procedure consists of imprinting a set of different micro patterned structures over the polymer in order to verify the effectiveness of the methodology to change the contact angle of the surface, and in turn, reduce the occurrence of bacteria adhesion. Four different surface patterning were produced by laser ablation of a commercially pure titanium alloy, and then imprinted over the polyamide by surface stamping. The resulting surfaces were analyzed by topographical characterization and scanning electron microscopy. The wettability was probed by contact angle measurements while the bacteria adhesion was analyzed by adhesion test. The experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the method to modify the surface characteristics and to obtain a reliable patterned surface without using chemical hazardous material; opening to the possibility to replicate more complex structures and to obtain graded engineering surfaces.

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Anti-Friction and Anti-Wear Mechanisms of Micro Textures and Optimal Area Proportion in the End Milling of Ti6Al4V Alloy

Cited by 3 publications

References 13 publications

A Ti-6Al-4V Milling Force Prediction Model Based on the Taylor Factor Model and Microstructure Evolution of the Milling Surface

A Ti-6Al-4V Milling Force Prediction Model Based on the Taylor Factor Model and Microstructure Evolution of the Milling Surface

Review of ultrasonic vibration-assisted milling technology

Innovative Manufacturing Process of Functionalized PA2200 for Reduced Adhesion Properties

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