Prediction of Cutting-Direction Burr Height in Micro-Milling

Cheng Yang; J. Huang; W. Yue; G.F. Shi; Gui Cheng Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.684.131

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Prediction of Cutting-Direction Burr Height in Micro-Milling

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Due to the high precision and strong molding capacity, micro-milling plays an important role in the field of micro-machining. The components machined in micro-machining is smaller than conventional components, and sometimes the generated burrs are as large as the feature size of components, so the study of micro burr control is very important. In the reseach, cutting-direction burrs are based on the traditional milling characteristics, also combined with the characteristics of micro-milling. The experimental data verify the correctness of the model well, so it provides theoretical guidance for the burrs control in micro-milling.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 684)

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Cheng Yang, J. Huang, W. Yue, G.F. Shi, Gui Cheng Wang*

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Burr Height, Cutting-Direction Burr, Micro-Milling, Prediction

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