Experimental Research on Surface Roughness in Turning of E355 Alloy Steel on CNC Machine Tool

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This work suggests some possibilities of determination of cutting conditions for the cutting process.The most important factors affecting the surface roughness of machined sourfaces are the cutting parameters. It was shown in the paper the influence of finishing cutting regimes, for a given geometry of insert, on surface roughness of turned surfaces on CNC lathe, with higher cutting speeds than those used on conventional machine tools and with very small advances and cutting depths, thus explaining certain phenomena that occur in the cutting process.

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