1977
DOI: 10.1016/0043-1648(77)90130-2
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Transition from ploughing to cutting during machining with blunt tools

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“…where θ f is the separation angle which is considered as 37.6° [22], ς is constant ranging from 1-2 [23], which is taken as 2 in the present work. r e is the edge radius of cutter.…”
Section: Shearing Force With Edge Radius and Varying Sliding Frictionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where θ f is the separation angle which is considered as 37.6° [22], ς is constant ranging from 1-2 [23], which is taken as 2 in the present work. r e is the edge radius of cutter.…”
Section: Shearing Force With Edge Radius and Varying Sliding Frictionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The forces acting on the relief face have been modeled in a similar manner to Rubenstein (1990) and Connolly and Rubenstein (1968), which estimates the contact area (A c ) in orthogonal cutting to be a function of the relief angle ( ), the cutting edge radius (R e [mm]) and a critical rake angle (˛c) over which value plowing is believed to occur instead of cutting, according to Basuray et al (1977). For oblique cutting the influence of the inclination angle (i) on the contact length is also considered.…”
Section: Cutting Force Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…18 With the ALE model, δ s under various machining conditions is determined from the spatial velocity analysis, δ sv and the frictional shear analysis, δ sf are equivalent to 58.5° which is close to previous findings elsewhere. [19][20][21] …”
Section: Flow Stagnation and Frictional Shearmentioning
confidence: 97%