High Pressure Coolant Application in Milling Titanium

Suresh Palanisamy; Dean Townsend; M. Scherrer; Robert Andrews; Matthew S. Dargusch

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.618-619.89

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High Pressure Coolant Application in Milling Titanium

Abstract:

Removal of heat from the cutting zone is critical when machining titanium. The application of high pressure coolant during turning of titanium results in longer tool life and better surface finish. In this paper, the effect of the application of cutting fluid at high pressure during the milling of titanium alloys is presented.