Deformation and FEM Analysis of the Chip Root in Face Milling Process

Peter Pokorný; Rudolf Zaujec; Vladimír Šimna; Tomáš Vopát

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.261.370

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Deformation and FEM Analysis of the Chip Root in Face Milling Process

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This paper was focused on analysis of deformation process in the chip root after milling of material C45. The aim of research was to evaluate the degree of deformation by using the method of oriented test lines. Experimental value of degree of deformation was compared to achieve in computer simulation of milling process in Deform software. The results from the chip root indicates of little differences between simulations and experimental obtained value of degree of deformation.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 261)

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Peter Pokorný, Rudolf Zaujec*, Vladimír Šimna, Tomáš Vopát

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Calculation, Chip Root, Degree of Deformation, Milling, Process, Sample, Simulation

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