Effect of Cutting Speed in Metal Cutting (1st Report) : Surface Roughness
Memoirs of the Faculty of Engineering, Yamaguchi University Volume 21 Issue 1
Page 75-80
published_at 1970
Title
金属切削における削り速度の影響(第1報) : 仕上面あらさについて
Effect of Cutting Speed in Metal Cutting (1st Report) : Surface Roughness
Creators
Okusa Kitao
Creators
Yamamoto Eiji
Creators
Masudomi Masayuki
Source Identifiers
Creator Keywords
Rettung der Manuskripte
Brentano-Schule in Prag
A. Marty und Chr. Ehrenfels
Louvrezirkel
Entstehung der intimsten Freundschaft
The final surface roughness obtained by machining operation is very important in finish cut. One of the main factors relating to the surface roughness is the formation and destruction of built up edges. It is clear that their fragments increase the surface roughness. Orthogonal cutting method is used in order to obtain the obvious relation between cutting speed and surface roughness. Cutting speed is changed from 5 m/min to 200m/min in this experiment. Built up edges are frozen and observed using quick stop device of cutting by explosive. The conclusions attained are as follows. 1. The maximum surface roughness is determined by the size of the remained fragments of built up edge on the machined surface in the low cutting speed range. 2. Cutting speed, the size of built up edge and fluctuation of cutting force affect the surface roughness directly and indirectly.
Languages
jpn
Resource Type
departmental bulletin paper
Publishers
山口大学工学部
Date Issued
1970
File Version
Version of Record
Access Rights
open access
Relations
[ISSN]0372-7661
[NCID]AN00244228
Schools
工学部