Modeling the Rear Surface in the Design of Three-Flute Drills

A mathematical model is proposed for the shaping of the primary rear surface of a drill with specified rear angles and geometry of the cutting edge. Specialized geometry of the cutting section is suggested, with assessment of the design efficiency. The proposed models are modules for automated design and production of the rear surfaces in drills, of standard or three-flute type.

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Russian Engineering Research
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s1068798x25700698
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Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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Modeling the Rear Surface in the Design of Three-Flute Drills

Petr M. Pivkin, В. А. Гречишников, А. А. Ершов, Inna G. Botryakova
Russian Engineering Research
Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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Modeling the Rear Surface in the Design of Three-Flute Drills

Petr M. Pivkin, В. А. Гречишников, А. А. Ершов, Inna G. Botryakova
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Abstract

A mathematical model is proposed for the shaping of the primary rear surface of a drill with specified rear angles and geometry of the cutting edge. Specialized geometry of the cutting section is suggested, with assessment of the design efficiency. The proposed models are modules for automated design and production of the rear surfaces in drills, of standard or three-flute type.

Russian Engineering ResearchVol. 45(5)
Moscow State Technological University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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