Applied Machining Technology
Content
- The Methods Of Metal Cutting
- Characteristics Of Metal Cutting
- Crystalline Alteration Of The Material
- Changes In Strength
- Stress Relief
- Reduction Of Strength Due To The Cutting Through Of Fibres
- Substantial Material Loss
- Formation Of The Cutting Edges
- Tools With Defined Cutting Edge Geometry
- Tools With Undefined Cutting Edge Geometry
- Cutting Conditions (Depth Of Cut Ap, Feed F And Cutting Speed Ve
- Cutting Force
- Chips
- Chip Shapes
- Cutting Edge Materials
- Fundamentals Of Machining Explained For Turning
- Surfaces, Cutting Edges, And Corners On Wedges According To DIN
- Flank Faces
- Rake Faces
- Cutting Edges
- Corners
- Reference Planes
Tool Reference Plane
- Cutting Edge Plane
- Wedge Measuring Plane
- Working Plane
- Angles For The Wedge
- Angles Measured In The Tool Reference Plane (Figure )
- Angle Measured In The Cutting Edge Plane
- Tool Cutting Edge Inclination Ȝ (Figure )
- Angles Measured In The Wedge Measuring Plane (Figure )
- Angle Types And Their Influence On The Cutting Procedure
- Tool Orthogonal Clearance Į
- Rake A Ngle Ȗ
- Wedge A Ngle Ȕ
- Applied Machining Technology
- Tool Cutting Edge Angles
- Tool Included Angle İ (Figure )
- Tool Cutting Edge Inclination Ȝ
- Working Reference Plane
- Cutting Parameters
- Width Of Cut B
- Thickness Of Cut H
- Sectional Area Of Chip A
- Cutting Forces And Their Origin
