Influence of Cutting Parameters on the Temperature in Turning of Titanium Using Contact and Non-Contact Methods

Dumitru Panduru; Marin Bica; Emil Nicusor Patru; Nicolae Craciunoiu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.34.28

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Influence of Cutting Parameters on the Temperature in Turning of Titanium Using Contact and Non-Contact Methods

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The main purpose of this paper is to analyze the temperature in turning process of a titanium bar, both with noncontact infrared thermometer and thermocouple. In order to have a comparative appreciation of the difference between the temperature measured with contact and noncontact methods, the determinations are graphically represent separately and on the same figure.

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Advanced Engineering Forum (Volume 34)

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Dumitru Panduru*, Marin Bica, Emil Nicusor Patru, Nicolae Craciunoiu

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Infrared Thermometer, Temperature, Thermocouple, Titanium, Turning

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