High Speed Milling Stability of Cutter with Indexable Inserts

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Based on dynamic loads analysis for high speed milling, to investigate vibration and failure of high speed milling cutter with indexable inserts, and perform modeling for high speed milling stability based on safety. According to the theory of axiomatic design, to process decomposition of function of high speed milling cutter with indexable inserts, found the design matrix of cutter, and propose the design method of cutter based on high speed milling stability, high speed face milling cutter for machining aluminum alloy was developed. The results indicate that an uneven distribution of cutter teeth and higher precision of dynamic balance can depress vibration of cutter, the method of axiomatic design based on stability improves efficiently dynamic cutting stability, the safety and concurrent design cycle of high speed milling cutter.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 392-394)

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560-564

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October 2008

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