2012
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-012-4293-y
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Effects of inclination angles on geometrical features of machined surface in five-axis milling

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“…De la misma forma, para el modelo experimental 3 3 , los ángulos seleccionados tienen un rango entre 5° y 15°. En este caso se quieren aproximar elipses con amplio rango de curvatura.…”
Section: Desarrollo Experimentalunclassified
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“…De la misma forma, para el modelo experimental 3 3 , los ángulos seleccionados tienen un rango entre 5° y 15°. En este caso se quieren aproximar elipses con amplio rango de curvatura.…”
Section: Desarrollo Experimentalunclassified
“…La rugosidad superficial hace referencia a las desviaciones de una superficie ideal con respecto a una ideal [3]. Estas desviaciones son producto de efectos no controlables del proceso y son clasificados en cuatro niveles [4].…”
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“…The experimental characterization of the surface topography generated with a ball end mill is proposed by several authors. Zhang et al [21], Han and Zhao [22] and Chen et al [23] studied the effect of milling with a two teeth tool on amplitude roughness parameters. All studies are carried out with a constant spindle rotation speed but several tool inclinations, which involve a variation of the cutting speed.…”
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“…In today's high-speed hard machining technology, however, the tooth feed has been raised to the same level of the path pick. Chen et al 7,8 investigated the scallop height in which the effects of inclination angles were taken into consideration. The researches were conducted by geometrical analysis and experimental methods.…”
Section: Cutting Process Parameters' Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%