Theoretical Analysis and Experimental Verification that Influence Factors of Climb and Conventional Milling on Surface Roughness

Yu Wei Li; You Song Sun; Xu Guang Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.459.407

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Theoretical Analysis and Experimental Verification that Influence Factors of Climb and Conventional Milling on Surface Roughness

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The surface roughness is an important indicator of precision. Generally, climb milling which is usually using in finish milling get better surface roughness and accuracy. In this paper, based on geometric analysis, the surface roughness of the conventional milling is better than the surface roughness of the climb. This result has been verified by experiment.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 459)

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October 2013

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Yu Wei Li*, You Song Sun, Xu Guang Zhou

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Climb Milling, Conventional Milling, Experimental Verification, Flat-End Milling Cutter, Geometric Analysis, Surface Roughness (SR)

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