Study on Surface Finish of Carbon Steel by Ultra-Precision Diamond Cutting

Yoshiki Kamoi; Koichi Okuda; Hiroo Shizuka; Masayuki Nunobiki

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1017.367

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Study on Surface Finish of Carbon Steel by Ultra-Precision Diamond Cutting

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This paper describes an influence of the cutting atmosphere and the carbon content on the surface roughness and tool wear in CO₂-blow cutting of carbon steel with a diamond tool. The cutting tests were carried out by changing the cutting atmosphere and carbon contains in order to investigate the effect on the improvement of surface finish and the reduction of tool wear. The results indicated that the roughness on finished surface was improved by cutting in CO₂ gas blow atmosphere and the tool wear increased with a decrease in the carbon content.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1017)

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Yoshiki Kamoi*, Koichi Okuda, Hiroo Shizuka, Masayuki Nunobiki

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Carbon Steel, CO₂ Gas Blow, Diamond Cutting, Surface Finish, Tool Wear

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