Development of a Passive Damping Tool Holder for the Improvement of Surace Roughness in Turning Operation of Stainless Steel

Md Anayet Ullah Patwari; Md K. Bashar; Mohammad Ahsan Habib; Abdul Aziz; Mahfuz Alam

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.860.70

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Development of a Passive Damping Tool Holder for the Improvement of Surace Roughness in Turning Operation of Stainless Steel

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One special type of passive damping setup has been used to investigate the surface responses with the variation of different process parameters. In this study, a special design capsule type tool holder has been used to investigate the process parameters effect in machining of stainless steel during turning operations under different cutting condition such as-RPM, feed, depth of cut. Inside the capsule high viscous fluid is used as damping materials and its effects has been investigated accordingly. The effect of damping during turning process is investigated by studying generated surface profile for both with and without damping system. It has been observed that surface roughness is better in the newly designed passive damping tool holder compared to normal cutting conditions.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 860)

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Md Anayet Ullah Patwari*, Md K. Bashar, Mohammad Ahsan Habib, Abdul Aziz, Mahfuz Alam

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Passive Tool Holder, Stainless Steel, Surface Roughness, Turning Operation

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