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Uma contribuição ao fresamento frontal de superficies irregulares de ferro fundido cinzento / A contribution to the face milling of irregular grey cast iron surfaceFerrer, Jorge Antonio Giles 31 July 2006 (has links)
Orientador: Anselmo Eduardo Diniz / Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Faculdade de Engenharia Mecanica / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-07T19:18:36Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1
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Previous issue date: 2006 / Resumo: A maior parte dos estudos sobre o processo de fresamento frontal aborda a usinagem de superfícies planas sem descontinuidades, o que na prática dificilmente acontece. Normalmente existem superfícies interrompidas com furos, superfícies estreitas que são usinadas com fresas de diâmetro grande, devido a uma pequena porção de largura maior, superfícies com rebaixos de 90o, o que faz com que todas as outras superfícies tenham que ser usinadas com uma fresa com este ângulo de posição, etc. Este trabalho pretende abordar alguns problemas gerados pelo fresamento de superfícies como as citadas. Assim, os ensaios deste trabalho foram realizados em peças de ferro fundido do meio produtivo (carcaça de compressor do sistema de freio de ônibus), que contém 3 superfícies a serem fresadas com características diferentes umas das outras. No fresamento de desbaste utilizou-se ferramenta de metal duro e cerâmica e analisou-se a influência da velocidade de corte e sentido de usinagem (concordante e discordante) sobre a vida da ferramenta, a produtividade do processo e a potência de corte. No processo de acabamento analisou-se também a influência do desgaste sobre a rugosidade da peça, especialmente usando pastilha alisadora. As principais conclusões deste trabalho foram: a) em operações de superfícies com rebaixo de 90o, em que o corte discordante se inicia com espessura de corte igual a zero, o corte concordante teve melhor desempenho em termos de desgaste da ferramenta; b) superfícies estreitas que são fresadas com fresas de diâmetro grande, devido à existência de uma pequena porção de largura maior, e que não possuem rebaixos para serem usinados, apresentaram melhor desempenho em termos de desgaste de ferramenta quando usinadas no sentido discordante; c) estas superfícies tem maior desgaste quanto maior o número de descontinuidades que possuir; d) no acabamento é possível substituir o processo de desbaste e acabamento por um único passe usando uma pastilha alisadora no jogo de pastilhas de cerâmica / Abstract: Most of the works about face milling are carried out on uninterrupted flat surfaces, which, in industrial practice, rarely occur. Usually what occur are interrupted surfaces with holes, narrow surfaces which are milled with large diameter cutters, due to a small portion of the surface with larger width, surfaces with corners of 90o, which makes mandatory the use of a 90o cutter, etc. This work deals with some problems generated by the milling of surfaces like those. So, the experiments of this work were carried out in parts of gray cast iron used in industrial production (block of compressor of a bus brake system), which contain three surfaces to be milled, with different features. In the rough milling tests, carbide and ceramic tools were used and the input variables were cutting speed and cutting direction (up and down milling). Their influences on tool lives, process productivity and cutting power were analyzed. In the finish milling tests, besides these parameters, workpiece surface roughness was also analyzed. The main conclusions of this work were: a) in the milling of surfaces with 900 corners, in which the up milling initiates with chip thickness equal to zero in each cutting edge, the down milling presented better performance in terms of tool wear; b) narrow surfaces which are milled with large diameter cutter, due to the fact that they present a small portion with larger width and which do not have corners to be machined, presented better performance in terms of tool wear when milled using up milling; c) the higher the number of interruptions of these kind of surfaces, the larger is the tool wear; d) in finish milling it is possible to replace rough and finish pass by just one cutter pass using wiper inserts / Doutorado / Engenharia de Fabricação / Doutor em Engenharia Mecânica
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Predikce sil a kvality opracování při frézování s vysokými posuvy / Prediction of cutting forces and quality of surface when milling with high feedsMikel, Pavel January 2013 (has links)
Theoretical study describes force analysis and quality of surface when milling. In the experiment the emphasis is on determining forces and surface quality in milling in response to changes in feed rate. Especially determination of specific cutting force kc and cutting force Fc at materials from aluminium alloy AlSi9Cu3, titanium alloy Ti6Al4V and steel C45, the used tool was a milling cutter for high feeds. In the experimental section is furthermore contained statistical evaluation data which demonstrate a certain prediction changes of cutting load and surface roughness when changing feeds.
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Volba a optimalizace řezných podmínek pro progresivní výrobní technologie / Data selection and optimisation of cutting conditions for progressive production technologiesBaklík, Lukáš January 2016 (has links)
This thesis discusses a change of an existing surface grinding technology for a more effective technology of face milling for the finishing operation of the jaw (for a hydraulic machine vise) in a tempered state with hardness of 53+4 HRC. The jaw is made of tool steel according to the Czech standard CSN41 9312. Two new versions are proposed for the new technology. Progressive cutting materials are listed for milling. A suitable tool is selected. Total production costs and machine times for cutting conditions of the chosen tool are predicted. In the experimental part, the cutting conditions are verified in practice.
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Computationally Robust Algorithms for Hypoid Gear Cutting and Contact Line Determination using Ease-Off MethodologyGill, Harnavpreet Singh January 2020 (has links)
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