The Dependency of the Tool Life on the Cutting Speed at the Investigation of the Tool with Specific Geometry

Katarina Monkova; Sergej Hloch

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.622-623.347

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The Dependency of the Tool Life on the Cutting Speed at the Investigation of the Tool with Specific Geometry

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The aim of the paper is to find the dependency of tool life on the cutting speed at investigation of two selected tools with linear cutting edge not parallel with the workpiece axis. The tools differ in their geometry. Conditions of experiments, used equipments and some problems, which are necessary to solve from the standpoint of machining technology with regard to tools are described in the article, too. The experimental obtained data were statistical processed by the method of regression analysis. The results are arranged into the graphical presentation, which enables the comparison of tool life at the same cutting speed and consequently the choice of the most suitable geometry of tool at the machining in specific conditions.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 622-623)

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December 2012

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Katarina Monkova, Sergej Hloch

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Cutting Tool, Experimental Verification, Linear Cutting Edge, Machining, Tool Life

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