Tool Edge Wear of P/M High Speed Steel
Memoirs of the Faculty of Engineering, Yamaguchi University Volume 35 Issue 1
Page 1-9
published_at 1984
Title
粉末冶金法高速度鋼工具の切れ刃稜損傷機構について
Tool Edge Wear of P/M High Speed Steel
Creators
Kitagawa Ryozo
Creators
Okusa Kitao
Creators
Takahashi Hisao
Source Identifiers
Advantages of P/M high speed steel tools compared with conventional high speed steel tools are due to the former's lack of segregation and coarse particles within thin the crystallized carbide structure. Carbidide particles of P/M tools have a uniform distribution range of about 1μm in diameter, higher toughness, and excellent grindability. After turning and milling operation, the edge of the tools are carefully observed by the scanning electron microscope (SEM) to determine how the uniform distribution of the small carbide particles can affect the sharpenability of the cutting edge. The results show the P/M high speed steel tool minimizes the fall-off of carbide particles on the cutting edge, reduces wear on the flank face, and maintains sharpness of the cutting edge. However, under certain cutting conditions, in which crater wear readily forms on the tool face, the conventional high speed steel tool is superior in terms of tool wear.
Languages
jpn
Resource Type
departmental bulletin paper
Publishers
山口大学工学部
Date Issued
1984
File Version
Version of Record
Access Rights
open access
Relations
[ISSN]0372-7661
[NCID]AN00244228
Schools
工学部