Optimization of Cutting Conditions for Turning of Ductile Materials to Achieve Favourable Ship Form

Stanislav V. Mikhailov; Nikolay Y. Kovelenov; Sergey N. Danilov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.973.107

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Optimization of Cutting Conditions for Turning of Ductile Materials to Achieve Favourable Ship Form

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A technique and supporting software were designed to select optimal conditions for turning of ductile materials. Selection of optimal cutting parameters is based on a number of process requirements, including achieving the favourable chip form.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 973)

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Stanislav V. Mikhailov*, Nikolay Y. Kovelenov, Sergey N. Danilov

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Chip Form, Ductile Materials, Optimal Cutting Parameters, Turning

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