The Assist Effect of Nitrogen Atmosphere on MQL Cutting Performance

Hiroo Shizuka; Katsuhiko Sakai; Yasuo Suzuki

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.407-408.321

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The Assist Effect of Nitrogen Atmosphere on MQL Cutting Performance

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This paper investigates the effects of using nitrogen gas on Mist cutting. In this study we tried to improve the cooling effect of mist on cutting by using N2 gas to assist cooling. As a result, tool breakage was prevented when using carbide tools and a large reduction in tool wear was confirmed when using cermet tools. Our conclusion is that N2 gas assisted mist cutting reduces oxidation wear, which means that the cutting characteristics are better than in conventional mist cutting.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 407-408)

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321-324

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February 2009

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Hiroo Shizuka, Katsuhiko Sakai, Yasuo Suzuki

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Eco-Friendly Machining, Mist Cutting, MQL, Nitrogen Assisted Cutting, Oxidation Wear

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