Research on Milling Stability Using CNC Small Size Tool

Yong Xin Luo; Xiao Long Shen; Hua Long; Lai Xi Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.199-200.1993

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Research on Milling Stability Using CNC Small Size Tool

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In a larger-power CNC milling machine, the milling stability of CNC small size tool which is less than φ 25 diameters is restricted under a certain degree. Authors studied CNC milling chatter stability by the experiment and simulation; they had researched those influences of tool’s diameter, suspended length and craft of manufacturing system on chatter stability domain. Researches show that the larger diameter and shorter suspended length of the tool can improve the stability of milling, and also can improve critical axial cutting depth. The lobes of chatter stability domain can forecast effectively critical axial cutting depth and relevant to milling speed, can better mining machine cutting potential.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 199-200)

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1993-1998

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Yong Xin Luo, Xiao Long Shen, Hua Long, Lai Xi Zhang

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Chatter Stability Domain, Critical Axial Cutting Depth, Tool Parameter

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