论文信息 - Development of a Chip Flow Model for Turning Operations

Development of a Chip Flow Model for Turning Operations

A model is presented which predicts the chip flow direction in turning operations with nose radius tools under oblique cutting conditions. Only the tool cutting edge geometry and the cutting conditions (feed and depth of cut) are required to implement the model. An experimental study has verified the chip flow model and shown that the model's predictions are in good agreement with the experimental results.

Jun Wang | Jun Wang

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