4. Conclusion
Cutting materials have evolved and progressed significantly in recent years. Given the technical, economic, and geopolitical difficulties in accessing raw materials, one of the major challenges for the coming years will be the development of materials based on new compounds (for example, cutting material manufacturers have been working for several years on replacing cobalt).
Development trends are also focused on improving existing materials in order to increase their potential applications. For example, some suppliers have recently developed diamonds that are compatible with steel machining, which was impossible just a few years ago.
Emerging machining assistance processes such as supercritical CO₂ may lead to changes in cutting materials, particularly carbides, to make them more resistant to the cold generated by this process.
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Bibliography
Standards and norms
- Domaine de fonctionnement des outils coupants – Couple outil-matière – Partie 1 : présentation générale. - NF E66-520-1 - Septembre 1997
- Domaine de fonctionnement des outils coupants – Couple outil-matière – Partie 2 : description général. - NF E66-520-2 - Septembre 1997
- Domaine de fonctionnement des outils coupants – Couple outil-matière – Partie 3 : application à la technologie de tournage. - NF E66-520-3...
Key institutional players in machining
Arts and Crafts Laboratories, in particular LABOMAP in Cluny.
CIRTES Laboratory (development, among other things, of the Actarus® process for measuring temperatures during machining).
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