Numerical Simulation on Vibration-Assisted Ultra-Precision Cutting of Steel AISI 1045 with PCD Tool

Ahmed Al-Zahrani; Xiao Dan Xie; Yong Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.497.324

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Numerical Simulation on Vibration-Assisted Ultra-Precision Cutting of Steel AISI 1045 with PCD Tool

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Vibration-assisted cutting (VAC) with polycrystalline diamond (PCD) tool refers to the cutting with certain amplitude and high frequency tool vibration, which can definitely reduce the cutting force and tool wear compared with conventional cutting (CC). In this paper, a plane strain orthogonal model for PCD tool cutting steel AISI 1045 is established by using the finite element software ABAQUS/explicit. Then the cutting force of VAC compared with CC is explained. The value and distribution of cutting force at different depths of cutting is analyzed. It is also studied the effects of vibration frequency and amplitude on cutting force and thrust force during the ultra-precision cutting process. Afterwards, optimum selection of process parameters is presented for VAC processing of steel AISI 1045.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 497)

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Ahmed Al-Zahrani, Xiao Dan Xie, Yong Li

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Cutting Force, Finite Element (FE) Simulation, Vibration-Assisted Ultra-Precision Cutting

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