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Chapter 7 – Machining Of metals

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P ’ R<br />

φφφφ<br />

F v<br />

F h<br />

Forces and stresses in metal cutting<br />

F ns<br />

F s<br />

F n<br />

αααα<br />

ββββ<br />

F t<br />

P R<br />

chip<br />

Force component in orthogonal<br />

machining.<br />

Rake face<br />

P R - the resultant force between the tool<br />

face and the chip<br />

P ’ R<br />

- the equal resultant force between<br />

the workpiece and the chip<br />

The resultant force to the rake face of the<br />

tool can be resolved into tangential<br />

component F t and normal component F n ,<br />

• The horizontal (cutting) F h and vertical (thrust) F v forces in cutting can<br />

be measured independently using a strain-gauge toolpost dynamometer.<br />

• It can be shown that<br />

F = F α + F cosα<br />

t<br />

F = F α − F sinα<br />

n<br />

h<br />

h<br />

sin v<br />

cos v<br />

Rake face<br />

αααα<br />

PR Fh Suranaree University of Technology Tapany Udomphol<br />

Jan-Mar 2007<br />

F n<br />

F t<br />

F v<br />

ββββ<br />

F v cosαααα<br />

αααα<br />

F hsinαααα<br />

αααα<br />

F vsinαααα F h cosαααα

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