Influence of Machining Parameters and Pre-Stress on Residual Stress of Pre-Stress Hard Turning in 40Cr Steel

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Machined residual stress is an important index in machining quality, and pre-stress cutting is a process which can increase the residual compressive stress on machined surfaces. This paper investigated the effect of machining parameters and pre-stress on residual stress of 40Cr steel by orthogonal experiment. The experiment results also showed that pre-stress could increase the residual compressive stress effectively, and it had obvious significance for residual stress than those significances of machining parameters; ap had more obvious affect on the residual stress than vc and f have, and residual compressive stress decreased with the increase of ap, vc and f. A prediction formula for residual stress of pre-stress hard turning was obtained from the experiment results and it was verified reliable by other experiment.

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