Theoretical Foundations of Mechanical Design for Improving Machine Productivity during the Cutting Process

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This research presents a model for calculating the productivity of metal removal during external cylindrical grinding, taking into account the instability of the technological process during the workpiece operating cycle and during the processing of a set of products. The relationship between the productivity of the grinding process using CNC digital control systems and the cutting forces, the physical and mechanical properties of the machined material, the properties of the grinding stone, the rigidity of the technological system, cutting systems, the characteristics of layer removal in areas opposite the wheel rotation, the achieved machining accuracy, and other technological factors affecting the process.

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