Development of three-dimensional finite element model to calculate the turning processing parameters in turning operations

Two-Dimensional Finite Element Analysis of Turning Processes

“…Three dimensional analysis could take account of the resultant forces of the side cutting edge of the tool, and could model the cross section of the chip properly, as other authors have already demonstrated [35].…”

“…The effect of the negative rake angle on the cutting forces is investigated in [33][34][35], for instance. It was identified that the correlation between the rake angle and the cutting force is approximately linear as it can be seen in Fig.…”

Biomechanical performance using finite element analysis of different screw materials in the parallel screw fixation of Salter–Harris Type 4 fractures

“…It is also used as a reliable technique for validation of experimental or analytical results. In addition, several scientists similarly examined the optimal configuration, implant materials, fatigue behavior of implant materials, metal turning, bone drilling and bone screwing process using the computer-aided FEA tool [16,17]. Ansys Workbench software was used for the numerical analysis of stabilization of parallel fixation.…”

Should we really compress the fracture line in the treatment of Salter–Harris type 4 distal femoral fractures? A biomechanical study

“…It is also used as a reliable technique for validation of experimental or analytical results. In addition, several scientists similarly examined the optimal configuration, implant materials, fatigue behavior of implant materials, metal turning, bone drilling and bone screwing process using the computer-aided FEA tool [22][23][24][25][26][27][28].…”