Estimation of Local Plastic Deformation in Cutting Zone during Turning

Maroš Martinkovič; Peter Pokorný

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.662.173

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Estimation of Local Plastic Deformation in Cutting Zone during Turning

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Local plastic deformation in cutting zone during turning is affected by technological conditions of the processes. Therefore it is needful to know detail structure changes of plastic deformed material during machining. It is localised, asymmetric deformation which operates at very large strains and exceptionally high strain rates. Three areas of intensive local plastic deformation in cutting zone were observed: the primary area of plastic deformation in shear plane, the secondary area of plastic deformation caused by friction of chip to tool face and the tertiary area of plastic deformation caused by friction of tool to machined surface. Local strain in these three areas was estimated by measurement of deformation of grains on metallographic cut. The effect of grains boundaries self-orientation caused by grains deformation was evaluated using stereology. But the orientation is not the same as deformation and so a correlation between the grain deformation and grain orientation was used. The turning piece was made of CK45 (1.0503) carbon steel. The specimen of cutting zone was obtained by using internal stress method.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 662)

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September 2015

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Maroš Martinkovič*, Peter Pokorný

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Cutting Zone, Deformation, Turning

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