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Experimental Research of Effective Cutting Speed Influence on Surface Roughness in Ball End Milling of C45 Material with Hardness 54 HRC
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In the context of the increasingly frequent use of curved surfaces in the design of products surrounding us, ball end mills are at present the only usable tools in the cutting of complex surfaces, either concave or convex. This aspect, once correlated with the need to reduce the surface roughness, which means an increase in the cost of processing, directs our research to those on the milling with ball end mill. In this way we can identify the optimum cutting data in terms of costs to ensure the prescribed surface roughness. The paper is based on a set of experiments on the correlation of roughness with the parameters of the cutting process, for the C45 material treated with heat at 54HRC. The paper presents a part of a complex industrial research in this area and is complementary to the published works [1, 2]
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