Challenges in drilling nickel-based superalloys, such as Inconel 718 (IN718), are multifaceted. High requirement of hole surface quality in drilling such alloy must deal with extreme material properties and complex pr...
详细信息
Challenges in drilling nickel-based superalloys, such as Inconel 718 (IN718), are multifaceted. High requirement of hole surface quality in drilling such alloy must deal with extreme material properties and complex pr...
详细信息
Challenges in drilling nickel-based superalloys, such as Inconel 718 (IN718), are multifaceted. High requirement of hole surface quality in drilling such alloy must deal with extreme material properties and complex process condition in drilling operation. This paper presents an experimental investigation on the effect of PVd coated solid carbide drills underdifferent internal cooling schemes on hole quality in drilling IN 718 alloy. Three types of solid carbide drills were used in the series of drilling experiments, including PVd coated and uncoateddrills, anddifferent design in the number of internal cooling channels, two channels and four channels. The objective of the investigation is to assess the effect of coating and efficiency of internal cooling on surface quality in drilling IN718 alloy. Surface quality on drilled holes in terms of roughness, burr formation, subsurface deformation and strain hardening has also been measured and analyzed on the machined specimen. The roughness and burr size on drilled holes demonstrated little differences among the three types of testing drills. Surface roughness was severely deteriorated by the chip trapped in the hole leaving scratch and smears on the surface. Nevertheless, the scheme of internal cooling channels and PVd coating exhibited noticeable influence on quality of drilled hole surface.
Micromilling is a subtractive manufacturing process that presents challenges due to scale effects andrapid tool wear. To understand the evolution of surface quality when increasing the machined length during the micr...
详细信息
Polycrystalline cubic boron nitride (pcBN) is a very promising tool material for turning martensitic stainless steels at high cutting speeds (vc > 200 m/min). The competitive advantage of pcBN over cemented carbide...
详细信息
Being able to predict tool life and the optimal cutting conditions for any combination of cutting tool system and workmaterial is clearly an up-to-date research issue. This work presents an innovative strategy for pre...
详细信息
Titanium alloys are difficult-to-machine materials given their high strength, the high temperatures generated, and the naturally short contact length that combinedresult in rapid tool wear. different machining strate...
详细信息
Micromilling is a subtractive manufacturing process that presents challenges due to scale effects andrapid tool wear. To understand the evolution of surface quality when increasing the machined length during the micr...
详细信息
Micromilling is a subtractive manufacturing process that presents challenges due to scale effects andrapid tool wear. To understand the evolution of surface quality when increasing the machined length during the micromilling process, this study assessed the surface roughness, topography, anddefects of slots micromilled on Ti-6A1-4V. For the experiments, 1 mm diameter flat end mills were employed, and the cutting parameters were varied using a full factorial design. Subsequently, the surface texture field parameter S a was assessed every 20 mm, up until the machining length of 260 mm. The analysedresults led to the conclusion that, for the adopted set of parameters and the machining length of up to 260 mm, surface roughness was not significantly correlated to the machined length in the micromilling process of Ti-6A1-4V, as the Pearson coefficient, obtained from the correlation analysis, was -0.052. However, the surface roughness was mainly influenced by feedrate (Pearson coefficient of 0.82), with higher feedrates leading to roug surfaces (up to S a = 0.4 µm) duhere to the tool load increase that causes wider feed marks on the surface. regarding the feed marks, they were affected by the tool rotational frequency due to system vibration. Additionally, surface defects of adheredmaterial, smearing, tearing and side flow were observed. For lower feeds, material adhesion was the main type of defect observed, while higher feedrates favoured the side flow phenomenon.
Tool wear is one of the dominant factors that impacts the surface integrity of machinedmaterials. Understanding the impact of tool wear on surface integrity is crucial in micromilling, due to the size of the features...
详细信息
Tool wear is one of the dominant factors that impacts the surface integrity of machinedmaterials. Understanding the impact of tool wear on surface integrity is crucial in micromilling, due to the size of the features being machined and the cutting tools. Therefore, this work aims to analyse the impact of tool wear on surface integrity during the micromilling of Ti6Al4V. In this context, microslots were manufactured on a Ti6Al4V workpiece using both coated and uncoated 1 mm flat end mills at constant cutting parameters with varying cutting lengths in order to analyse the progression of tool wear with machined length and its impact on surface integrity. The microtools were investigated using both Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) and infinite focus optical imaging (Alicona) to determine the tool wear evolution. Surface integrity was assessed by analysing surface roughness areal parameters, surface microscope images, and subsurface microstructure and microhardness perpendicular to the cutting direction. The results show that surface quality was not affected by the evolution of tool wear, with surface topography, including surface roughness parameters, remaining within a similarrange until the catastrophic failure of the tool. Analysis of the machined surface revealed small chips adhered to it, which affected the surface texture height measurements, leading to a predominance of atypical peaks on the surface. Subsurface analysis of the machinedmaterial showed that the microstructure and microhardness remained consistent with the bulk material characteristics, indicating no evidence of severe plastic deformation in the machined subsurface. However, once the tool failed and began rubbing against the workpiece surface, swept grains due to materialdragging and heat-affected zones were observed in the subsurface microstructure. Swept grains, caused by material extrusion, were also observed in the microstructure of the top burr formation regions throughout the experiments
Ti (C, N) based cermet materials are predominantly used in continuous finishing applications of metal cutting due to their high hardness, excellent resistance to oxidation and high chemical stability. However, their a...
详细信息
The present work proposes to emphasize the effects of friction and wear formulations for wear prediction for turning operations. It is shown that friction models play a majorrole on local variables such as pressure, ...
详细信息
暂无评论