2. Advanced machining processes
Despite these machining difficulties, improvements in cutting speeds or chip rates are possible and are being sought.
It is clearly established, as shown in figure 1, that the temperature in the cutting zone increases as the cutting speed increases . Thus, high cutting speed can be defined as that which induces sufficient temperature in the workpiece (in the shear plane) to bring about a significant...
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(1) - KRAMER (B.), HUET (J.F.) - The wear of Ceramic Tools - . Proceeding of NMARC, Conf. SME Toronto, Mai 1982.
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(2) - VIGNEAU (J.) - Influence of the Microstructure of Composite Ceramic Tools on Their Perfomance when Machining Nickel Alloys - . Annals of CIRP, 1987. Vol. 36/1.
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