Use of disc working body machines for cutting high-strength building materials in production and construction site environments

At the present stage of development of the processing of solid materials, the science of cutting materials is intensively developing in such cardinal directions as the search for new effective tool materials; in-depth study of cutting physics; improving the quality of the formed surfaces along with the need to intensify operating modes, in particular, cutting speed; creation of new effective lubricating and cooling media; research and systematization of the experience of machinability of the latest structural materials – high-strength and heat-resistant steels and alloys, synthetic materials with various properties, refractory materials, graphite and carbon fibers, parts made of hard alloys of all grades, fiberglass-reinforced plastics, various semiconductor materials of finishing materials and products made of natural stone; development of technical standards for all known types of cutting processing; Optimization of cutting operations on automated equipment, in particular on CNC machines and in flexible automated production environments. Cutting natural and artificial stone materials is an operation, in the process of which a wide range of materials with different physical and mechanical properties is to be processed.

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Gіrnichі budіvelnі dorozhnі ta melіorativnі mashini
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2025-04-02
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https://doi.org/10.32347/gbdmm.2025.105.0301
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Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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Use of disc working body machines for cutting high-strength building materials in production and construction site environments

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Use of disc working body machines for cutting high-strength building materials in production and construction site environments

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At the present stage of development of the processing of solid materials, the science of cutting materials is intensively developing in such cardinal directions as the search for new effective tool materials; in-depth study of cutting physics; improving the quality of the formed surfaces along with the need to intensify operating modes, in particular, cutting speed; creation of new effective lubricating and cooling media; research and systematization of the experience of machinability of the latest structural materials – high-strength and heat-resistant steels and alloys, synthetic materials with various properties, refractory materials, graphite and carbon fibers, parts made of hard alloys of all grades, fiberglass-reinforced plastics, various semiconductor materials of finishing materials and products made of natural stone; development of technical standards for all known types of cutting processing; Optimization of cutting operations on automated equipment, in particular on CNC machines and in flexible automated production environments. Cutting natural and artificial stone materials is an operation, in the process of which a wide range of materials with different physical and mechanical properties is to be processed.

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