Modelling of cutting force relationship as a function of cutting conditions and tool wear

In the paper, experimental investigations were conducted under various cutting conditions, as planned, during face milling. The cutting force components and tool wear parameters are listed concerning time. The research observed that the cutting force components increase with time and/or tool wear. The relationships between cutting force components versus cutting conditions and tool wear parameters were mathematically expressed by models in powder form. Individual relationships of machining parameters as a function of cutting force changes are presented in graphical form, as well as a tabular presentation of the relationship between tool wear and cutting force components. Determined relationships are valid with strong correlation coefficients and are suitable for process monitoring.

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Journal
Advanced Engineering Letters
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.46793/adeletters.2025.4.1.4
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4
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Advanced machining processes and optimization
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Modelling of cutting force relationship as a function of cutting conditions and tool wear

Pavel Kováč, Borislav Savković, Branislav Dudić
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Advanced Engineering Letters
Advanced machining processes and optimization
2.85
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Modelling of cutting force relationship as a function of cutting conditions and tool wear

Pavel Kováč, Borislav Savković, Branislav Dudić
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4 citations

Abstract

In the paper, experimental investigations were conducted under various cutting conditions, as planned, during face milling. The cutting force components and tool wear parameters are listed concerning time. The research observed that the cutting force components increase with time and/or tool wear. The relationships between cutting force components versus cutting conditions and tool wear parameters were mathematically expressed by models in powder form. Individual relationships of machining parameters as a function of cutting force changes are presented in graphical form, as well as a tabular presentation of the relationship between tool wear and cutting force components. Determined relationships are valid with strong correlation coefficients and are suitable for process monitoring.

Advanced Engineering LettersVol. 4(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Advanced machining processes and optimization
2.85
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