Research on the Influences of High-Speed Milling Parameters on Surface Work-Hardening

Jian Xin Pan; Qiang Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.662.273

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Research on the Influences of High-Speed Milling Parameters on Surface Work-Hardening

Abstract:

The orthogonal experiments of end milling were designed. Workpiece surfaces hardening were studied in high-speed milling. The results indicate that the degree of surface work-hardening in high-speed milling 8407 mold-steel is lower than that in conventional speed milling;By choosing the appropriate cutting parameters, to improve the surface quality of the workpieces and the processing efficiency is beneficial;Through changing the high-speed milling parameters to control the work hardening, the effect is not so obvious.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 662)

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273-276

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February 2013

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Jian Xin Pan, Qiang Li

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8407 Mold-Steels, High-Speed Machining, Milling Parameters, Work-Hardening

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