论文信息 - Prediction of tool life in oblique machining with nose radius tools

Prediction of tool life in oblique machining with nose radius tools

A method is described for predicting tool life from cutting temperatures calculated from machining theory. The method is applied to oblique nose radius tools. A comparison is made between predicted and experimental results for two plain carbon steel work materials and a range of tool geometries and cutting conditions.

P.L.B. Oxley | R. F. Fowle | Joseph A. Arsecularatne | P. Mathew

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