A Theoretical Model for Estimating the Wear of the Disc Cutter

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In this paper a method for evaluating the slip speed in rolling contact is introduced from the contact mechanics viewpoint. Based on the analysis of the wear factors of the disc cutter, a theoretical model which includes disc cutter structural parameters and boring parameters is proposed to estimate the wear of the disc cutter in normal wear conditions. This theoretical model provides a basis for estimating the wear of the disc cutter and determining the replacing time of the disc cutter.

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