Analysis of Cutting Forces in Peripheral Milling under Varying Machining Conditions

Hilde Pérez; Eduardo Díez Cifuentes; Jesus Perez Garcia; Antonio Vizan Idoipe

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.797.23

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Analysis of Cutting Forces in Peripheral Milling under Varying Machining Conditions

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Cutting force simulation is a crucial tool for estimating the cutting tool behavior during machining. Due to the flexibility of the cutting process and the different variables involved, optimization in the milling process has become a key issue in order to achieve higher productivity and quality.To optimize the process planning, it is important to select an adequate machining strategy. A machining strategy provides a cutting mode for the tool during a particular machining operation, determining the axial and radial depth of cut and the recommended trajectories for the cutting tool.This paper presents an analysis and validation of different strategies for peripheral milling, being this performed under varying cutting conditions. For this purpose, a new cutting force model is used. The cutting force model used in this paper is an average-chip-thickness-based model developed by the authors in a previous publication.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 797)

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June 2014

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Hilde Pérez*, Eduardo Díez Cifuentes, Jesus Perez Garcia, Antonio Vizan Idoipe

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Cutting Force, Milling, Simulation, Strategies

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