Finite Element Simulation and Experiment on Residual Stress in Turing 45# Steel with Complex Groove Tools

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The research focused on the finite element simulation of the surface residual stress and took an experiment to get cutting temperature and cutting force by changing different groove and coated tools. Then it analyzed the influence of cutting and tool parameters on cutting force and temperature. Finally, the results reached a conclusion about the way that the tools with different groove and coating influenced the residual stress. The coated tools reduced the residual tensile stress in the machined surface. The axial and tangential residual stress was tensile stress and the tangential residual stress was larger than the axial in machining.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 800-801)

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305-310

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July 2014

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