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Experimental Investigation on Axial Ultrasonic Vibration Assisted Milling of Cr12MoV

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The conventional milling process is difficult due to the high strength and hardness of Cr12MoV, which can cause the rapid tool wear, premature failure,and poor milling quality of work platform. The ultrasonic vibration machining technology has been founded to be effective in the milling process of hard-to-cut materials like die tool steel and nickel alloys. The ultrasonic vibration assisted milling (UVM) technology is carried out the axial milling of Cr12MoV in this paper, and the average impact force Fi is influenced by the vibration amplitude A, the vibration frequency f, and equivalent mass of the vibrating part M. The mean value of cutting force Fx, Fy, and Fz decreases by 25%, 15.04%, and 17.46%, respectively. With the increase of vibration amplitudes, the value of surface roughness firstly decrease and then increase, and it is obviously lower than conventional milling. The experimental results demonstrated that the UVM technology is a feasible method for the low cutting force and high quality process of cutting Cr12MoV.

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Zhi Kai Zhou, Wu Yin Jin*, Wen Ke Chen, Shou Rui Wang, Xia Zhang

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Impact Force, Lubrication, Surface Roughness, Ultrasonic Vibration Assisted Milling

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