The Mechanisms of PCBN Tools in Turning GH4169

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This paper researched experiment results and analysis of PCBN insert turning nickel-based HSTR GH 4169. According to the curves and pictures, discuss the relationship of cutting parameters (cutting speed, feed and cutting depth) and some indexes (cutting force, cutting temperature and surface roughness). In addition, observed chip burr patterns, tool wear types and white layer statuses, and quantitatively analyzed their factors from the perspectives of cutting force and temperature, and put forward corresponding measures. The studies above were based on future research of quantification.

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