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Energy based cutting force model calibration for milling

Xu et al., 2007

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1366193071718616205
Author
Xu M
Jerard R
Fussell B
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Computer-Aided Design and Applications

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Accurate estimation of cutting forces requires that the predictive model be properly calibrated. Calibration typically requires a time consuming process and an expensive force measurement device. In this paper, an energy based process is described for calibrating a …
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