Research on Anti-Burnt Method during Machining Complex Titanium Alloy Aircraft Structural Parts

Shao Chun Sui; Cheng Li Du; Li Min Tang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.589-590.299

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Research on Anti-Burnt Method during Machining Complex Titanium Alloy Aircraft Structural Parts

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With the development of modern aircraft, complex titanium alloy aircraft structural parts are widely used. As a kind of difficult machining material, it’s easy to burn the tools and the parts during machining the titanium alloy structural parts because of the gathering heat. The article studies the technology to prevent burning the titanium structural parts during the machining process. The burnt problem can be effectively solved by using proper tools, proper machining parameters and fully cooling environment.

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Shao Chun Sui, Cheng Li Du, Li Min Tang

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Anti-Burnt Method, Cooling Environment, Titanium Structural Parts, Tool

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