Predicted Model of Cutting Force for Single Diamond Fast Milling Hard-Brittle Materials

Shan Shan Hu; Cheng Gang Chen; Ying Ning Hu; Dong Rui Zheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.797.246

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Predicted Model of Cutting Force for Single Diamond Fast Milling Hard-Brittle Materials

Abstract:

t is known that cutting force is the key to reasonably select cutting parameters, and the base to study the cutting mechanism. Genetic Algorithm and multiple regression analysis were adopted to achieve cutting force predicted model of multi-diamonds fast milling hard-brittle materials with defined diamond grains pattern by single diamond fast milling hard-brittle materials experiments. Results show that cutting force predicted model by genetic algorithm has higher precision than that model by multiple regression, and the cutting force prediction method based on genetic algorithm is more suitable for those hard-brittle materials which components are relatively soft and simple. Predicted model can afford another study direction for processing analysis of diamond tools, tools making and processing parameters selection from the view of diamond grain practice cutting.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 797)

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246-251

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Shan Shan Hu, Cheng Gang Chen, Ying Ning Hu, Dong Rui Zheng

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Diamond Fast Milling, Hard-Brittle Materials, Predicted Model of Cutting Force

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