Finite Element Simulation of Ceramics Machining

J.X. Xue; H.B. Wu; Q.P. Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.693.775

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Experimental and Simulation Study on Friction Condition of the Tool-Chip Interface during Cutting Process
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Experimental Study on Machinability of 2.25Cr-1Mo-0.25V Steel and Heavy Cutting Tool Life
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Experimental Study on the Distribution of Heat Flux along Contact Arc in Twin-Roll Continuous Strip Casting
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Experimental Study on the Formation Mechanism of Serrated Chip of TC11 Titanium Alloy
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Finite Element Simulation of Ceramics Machining
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Free and Fixed Abrasive Lapping of BK7 Glass
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Geometrical Modeling of Tool-Workpiece Contact Zone and Chip Formation in Finish Ball End Milling Process with Tool Inclination Angles
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High Speed Cutting Characteristics and Force Measurement Experimental Platform of Wood Plastic Composites
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High-Strength Steel Hot Forming Mechanics Performance and Characteristic Experimental Study
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Finite Element Simulation of Ceramics Machining

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The evolution of crack models based on fracture mechanics is reviewed. The brittle cracking model in Abaqucs is used to simulate the machining process of Al₂O₃. The result shows that it’s appropriate to simulate the machining process of ceramics with fracture energy cracking criterion and post-failure constitutive relation in a smeared cracking representation. Although more works are needed in the future to resolve the mesh sensitivity. The material removal mechanism of ceramics is confirmed to be the brittle fracture regime.

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Brittle Cracking, Finite Element, Fracture Energy, Smeared Cracking

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