Simulation and Control of Two Side Direction Burr

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A finite element model was developed for simulation of two side direction burr formation process. Based on strain distribution, a two side burr formation mechanism was proposed. Burr form and burr size of simulation are close to that's of experiment. Finite element model generated here provided a numerical analysis method to solve the prediction of burr and chip formation and physical insight into the fundamental burr formation mechanism. The stain in two side direction of material near the side face decides the shape and the size of two side direction. Multi-workpieces are machined at the same time with side face closely by each others can control the formation of two side direction strain and two side direction burr.

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