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Fan, 2014 - Google Patents

Cutting speed modelling in ball nose milling applications

Fan, 2014

Document ID
3698680572592978932
Author
Fan J
Publication year
Publication venue
The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology

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Cutting speed is a key factor that influences machined surface quality and tool life in milling. To date, the study of its distribution over a machined surface has not been established. This paper presents a mathematical model to evaluate cutting speed on the machined surface in …
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