Experiment and model of cutting force of heavy-duty milling water chamber head material

Abstract

The cyclic impact load of cutting force is one of the main factors that lead to the insert failure during the milling process. According to the asymmetrical heavy-duty milling process of water chamber head, the simulation milling experiments using actual machining parameters are conducted under laboratory conditions, and the change rule of milling force with cutting parameters is analyzed. Moreover, the simulation of interrupted cutting is carried out to study the cycle changes of cutting force and stress distribution of insert during the insert cutting-in and cutting-out workpiece. The dynamic cutting force model is established by considering the irregularity of the cutting area of circular insert and the variation of asymmetric milling thickness. Based on the analysis of comparison between the calculated value of the model and the experimental value, the cutting force model can describe the dynamic change of cutting force in milling process. It is of great significance to analyze and master the changing trend of dynamic cutting force for the study of insert failure and the formulation of reasonable processing parameters in milling process.

Temperature Experiment and Parameter Optimization of Cemented Carbide Tool in Milling 508III Steel

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