Forecasting Residual and Operating Stress in Soldering Cutting Tools with Tungsten-Free Hard Alloy Inserts

A.V. Valentov; V.V. Konovodov; Е.V. Agafonova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.379.28

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Forecasting Residual and Operating Stress in Soldering Cutting Tools with Tungsten-Free Hard Alloy Inserts

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The results indicate a reduction of defects in soldering turning tools through optimal dimensions of a solder. In this paper stress in a flat insert is calculated and the results of laboratory tests of cutters iron-carbon soldered are presented. The optimal dimensions of the solder are selected according to calculations conducted

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 379)

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August 2013

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A.V. Valentov, V.V. Konovodov, Е.V. Agafonova

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Iron-Carbon Solder, Operating Stress, Residual, Soldering Cutters

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