Study of Elastic Deformations in Hard Turning

Anna Mičietová; Miroslav Neslušan; Ivan Mrkvica

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.581.194

Paper Titles

Hard Cutting and Diamond Burnishing of 100Cr6 Steel Bearings
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Effect of Workpiece Hardness on Surface Microgeometry when Hard Turning with Ceramic Inserts
p.176

Precision Milling of Hardened Steel with CBN Tools
p.182

Hardened Steel Turning by Means of Modern CBN Cutting Tools
p.188

Study of Elastic Deformations in Hard Turning
p.194

Detection of Surface Damage after Grinding of Large Case–Hardened Bearing Rings
p.205

Research of Grinding Material Tools by Modern Grinding Wheels
p.211

Simulation of Grinding Process of Polycrystalline Superhard Materials
p.217

Technological Method for the Finishing Process of Fusible Alloy
p.224

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Study of Elastic Deformations in Hard Turning

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This paper deals with study of elastic deformations after hard turning of bearing steel 100Cr6. It is well known that elastic deformation could strongly affect precision of produced parts. This aspect takes a significant role during hard turning due to poor plasticity of machined material. This study presents information about elastic deformation when turning steel of different hardness and their relations to the cutting conditions. Result of this study indicates that elastic deformations are more pronounced during turning steels of high hardness and strongly depend on cutting conditions.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 581)

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Anna Mičietová, Miroslav Neslušan, Ivan Mrkvica

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Cutting Conditions, Elastic Deformation, Hard Turning

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