Chip Morphology of Stainless Steel in Oblique Cutting Process using Finite Element Modeling and Simulation

Chip Morphology of Stainless Steel in Oblique Cutting Process using Finite Element Modeling and Simulation

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Finite Element Method (FEM) is a numerical modelling technique that can increase the understanding of characteristic and behavior of the machining process. In order to increase the machining efficiency, the suitable selection of cutting parameter is very important. Simulation can be used to compress...

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Main Authors: Budin, S. (Author), Choon T.W (Author), Ibrahim, D. (Author), Jamir M.R.M (Author), Maharam, L. (Author), Maideen, N.C (Author), Majid M.S.A (Author), Rahman A.A (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: IOP Publishing Ltd 2019
Subjects:
3D modeling
ABAQUS
Cutting parameters
Cutting tools
Finite element method
Finite element model and simulations
Machining efficiency
Machining Process
Manipulated variables
Manufacturing techniques
Morphology
Numerical methods
Simulation studies
Stainless steel 316L
Tungsten carbide
Turning
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