Present Situation and Prospect of Residual Stress Modelling Technology in Metal Cutting

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Residual stress ,with the branch of type, size and direction, is defined as the stress state which exists in a body after all the external loads are removed [1].According to the mutual influence scope size,residual stress can be divided into macroscopic residual stress and micro residual stress. Cutting residual stress is mainly caused by mechanical stress, thermal stress and phase transformation.

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