Cutting Force Prediction of Disc Cam Contour Milling

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Cutting force equation was established for milling with flat end cutter as feeding in straight-line path by means of discretization method. The model of milling force was conducted based on the manufacturing character of cylindrical surface. The milling force is continual change in manufacturing process, it’s not only influenced by milling parameter, but also related with the shape of cam’s contour. Milling force can result in vibration as machining. Milling force prediction is very useful for manufacturing accuracy control.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 800-801)

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285-289

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July 2014

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