Study on the Mathematical Model of the Milling Force and Residual Stress

W.W. Song; H.F. Wang; J.L. Wang; X.L. Duan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.568.103

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Study on the Mathematical Model of the Milling Force and Residual Stress

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Metal milling processing principle and the elastic-plastic deformation theory were combined in this paper. The mathematical model of milling force and residual stress in the NC milling process was deduced by the theory. By the obtained mathematical model, could further analyze the effect of milling force on the residual stress and then obtain the law of milling force to milling deformation. This proved the strong a theoretic guarantee for controlling the machining deformation.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 568)

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W.W. Song, H.F. Wang, J.L. Wang, X.L. Duan

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Mathematical Models, Milling, Milling Deformation, Milling Force, Residual Stress

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