Werkstattstechnik 1997
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-24703-7_19
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Trockene Hochgeschwindigkeitsbearbeitung in Aluminium

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“…The axial thrust force F z shows a much less value and a fall tendency only after v c >2000m/min. This qualitative influence of v c on the milling force corresponds with the outcome of many past HSM tests [1,3]. It points out that the milling force can be greatly decreased indeed when v c is 5 to 10 times as much as conventional cutting speed so that v c >>v c cr , which is very useful to restrict and reduce the deformation by milling integral parts with thin walls and to improve their machining accuracy.…”
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confidence: 67%
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“…The axial thrust force F z shows a much less value and a fall tendency only after v c >2000m/min. This qualitative influence of v c on the milling force corresponds with the outcome of many past HSM tests [1,3]. It points out that the milling force can be greatly decreased indeed when v c is 5 to 10 times as much as conventional cutting speed so that v c >>v c cr , which is very useful to restrict and reduce the deformation by milling integral parts with thin walls and to improve their machining accuracy.…”
Section: Measurement Resultssupporting
confidence: 67%
“…cutting efficiency, while restrict and reduce milling force as well as cutting deformation. Just this connection is used by HSM to set up little cutting depth, and properly great feed per cutter tooth [1,3] so that the feed rate v f = f z Z v c /(πD) and milling efficiency reach a high level, such as v fx =5 to 25m/min in the test of this paper. In order to slow down the cutting tool wear otherwise, f z should be not too great and optimized under influences of a lot of factors [1,3].…”
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“…For example, a<b and the V Fig. 4a,b Cutting condition using ball end cutter [1]. a In feed direction.…”
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