Cutting Characteristics of Lanthanum Base Metallic Glass in Single Point Diamond Turning

F.F. Chong; Suet  To; K.C. Chan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.516.651

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Cutting Characteristics of Lanthanum Base Metallic Glass in Single Point Diamond Turning

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To investigate the maintainability of bulk metallic glasses (BMGs), two Lanthanum base metallic glass were first characterized by using X-ray diffraction and then machined by single point diamond turning (SPDT). With increasing depths of cut (DOC) from 1 um to 5 um, surface finish was improved. However, surface finish is not improved significantly when the DOC is further increased.

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F.F. Chong, Suet To, K.C. Chan

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Bulk Metallic Glass (BMG), Single Point Diamond Turning (SPTD), Surface Roughness (SR)

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