Research on Surface Topography and Roughness of Micro Parts by High Speed Turn-Milling

Cheng Zhe Jin; Rui Fang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.800-801.607

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Research on Surface Topography and Roughness of Micro Parts by High Speed Turn-Milling

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High speed turn-milling has superiority on the productivity and the quality of work pieces, and is more suitable to machine micro-shaft parts and desirable miniature parts based on the turn-milling technology. In this papers adopting orthogonal experiment method cutting experiments of orthogonal turn-milling Aluminum alloy have been done. The relation between turn-milling regimes (cutter rotate speed, axial feed, feed per tooth etc.) and machined surface roughness has been ascertained. Finally, primary and secondary order of cutting regimes impacting surface roughness has more been confirmed through orthogonal experiments variance analysis, the rotate speed of cutter (cutting speed) influence greatly on surface roughness. Through 2-dimension surface topography diagram and 3-dimension surface topography of processed surface, it can be seen that high speed turn-milling processing technology can process micro miniature component of high surface quality, and features excellent development prospect and application value.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 800-801)

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Cheng Zhe Jin*, Rui Fang

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Cutting Parameters, High Speed Turn-Milling, Roughness, Surface Topography

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