Investigation into Influence of Cutting Fluid and Liquid Nitrogen on Machined Surface Residual Stress

Meng Yang Qin; Bang Yan Ye; Bo Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.566.7

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Investigation into Influence of Cutting Fluid and Liquid Nitrogen on Machined Surface Residual Stress
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Investigation into Influence of Cutting Fluid and Liquid Nitrogen on Machined Surface Residual Stress

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This paper gives the details of turning experiments on AISI 1045 steel by using various cutting fluid and liquid nitrogen condition. Residual stress on machined surface is generated in rough machining and fine machining with different rounded cutting edge radius. The effects of cutting fluid and liquid nitrogen on residual stress state are obtained by compared with dry cutting. Experimental results show that cutting fluid and liquid nitrogen have influence on machined residual stressl and liquid nitrogen generates residual compressive stress in all specimens.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 566)

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September 2012

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Meng Yang Qin, Bang Yan Ye, Bo Wu

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Cutting Fluid, Liquid Nitrogen, Machined Surface Quality, Residual Stress

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