论文信息 - Multi machining output—multi independent variable turning research by response surface methodology

Multi machining output—multi independent variable turning research by response surface methodology

Abstract A finish turning case is presented where an increase in tool Life was obtained without sacrificing surface finish. This was obtained by developing mathematical models for tool life and surface roughness in terms of the cutting speed, feed and depth of cut. Their contours were obtained utilizing PL 1 language and an IBM 360/50 computer, then the contours were superimposed in order to select the proper combination of cutting conditions.

K. Taraman | K. Taraman

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