2019
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.894.158
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Evaluation Method for Friction Coefficient of Machining Fluids Using Cutting Force in Micro Feed End Milling

Abstract: In conventional friction tests, it is difficult to realize the high pressure and high temperature conditions of the tool-work contact area in cutting. In this study, the friction properties of machining fluids were evaluated using a friction coefficient calculated from the cutting force in micro feed end milling. The finished surface roughness in conventional end milling decreased with the friction coefficient of machining fluids obtained by this method. Also, the cutting speed dependence of the friction coeff… Show more

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“…The instantaneous friction behavior of the flank face of each tooth on the high-efficiency milling cutter is not only correlated with its historical behavior but also follows the changing states, exhibiting non-steady-state and non-linear characteristics. 17,18 Due to the frequent variation of cutting loads and the influence of milling vibrations, the instantaneous cutting behavior of the tooth is in an unstable state, and the transient contact relationship between the flank face and the machined transition surface of the workpiece is constantly changing, leading to the multi-time-variable and chaotic characteristics of the instantaneous tool-work contact position, friction velocity, and frictional energy consumption of the flank face. 19 Previous research on frictional wear of milling cutter flank faces has assumed that the instantaneous cutting behavior and flank face frictional behavior of each tooth have identical variation characteristics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The instantaneous friction behavior of the flank face of each tooth on the high-efficiency milling cutter is not only correlated with its historical behavior but also follows the changing states, exhibiting non-steady-state and non-linear characteristics. 17,18 Due to the frequent variation of cutting loads and the influence of milling vibrations, the instantaneous cutting behavior of the tooth is in an unstable state, and the transient contact relationship between the flank face and the machined transition surface of the workpiece is constantly changing, leading to the multi-time-variable and chaotic characteristics of the instantaneous tool-work contact position, friction velocity, and frictional energy consumption of the flank face. 19 Previous research on frictional wear of milling cutter flank faces has assumed that the instantaneous cutting behavior and flank face frictional behavior of each tooth have identical variation characteristics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%