Some observations on wear and damages in cemented carbide tools

Cutting tools are subjected to extremely unfavorable conditions during machining operations. High cutting temperatures, compressive and shearing stresses, chemical attacks, variable cyclic thermal and mechanical loads are some adverse conditions that wear and damage these tools. Therefore, it is crucial to understand the process of tool wear and damage and how the cutting parameters affect it in order to underpin decisions regarding the most favorable conditions to address the problem. This article treats on some forms and mechanism of wear and damage that cemented carbides can undergo during machining. Special attention was given to damages caused during interrupted cutting (e.g., milling), such as fracture, chipping and thermal fatigue. Experimental details and results of the latter phenomenon, which was studied under different cutting conditions, are discussed and confronted with literature.

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Main Authors: Melo,Anderson C. A. de, Milan,Júlio César G., Silva,Márcio B. da, Machado,Álisson R.
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Language:English
Published: Associação Brasileira de Engenharia e Ciências Mecânicas - ABCM 2006
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spelling oai:scielo:S1678-587820060003000042006-08-18Some observations on wear and damages in cemented carbide toolsMelo,Anderson C. A. deMilan,Júlio César G.Silva,Márcio B. daMachado,Álisson R. Cemented carbide tools milling tool damage thermal fatigue Cutting tools are subjected to extremely unfavorable conditions during machining operations. High cutting temperatures, compressive and shearing stresses, chemical attacks, variable cyclic thermal and mechanical loads are some adverse conditions that wear and damage these tools. Therefore, it is crucial to understand the process of tool wear and damage and how the cutting parameters affect it in order to underpin decisions regarding the most favorable conditions to address the problem. This article treats on some forms and mechanism of wear and damage that cemented carbides can undergo during machining. Special attention was given to damages caused during interrupted cutting (e.g., milling), such as fracture, chipping and thermal fatigue. Experimental details and results of the latter phenomenon, which was studied under different cutting conditions, are discussed and confronted with literature.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessAssociação Brasileira de Engenharia e Ciências Mecânicas - ABCMJournal of the Brazilian Society of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering v.28 n.3 20062006-09-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articletext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1678-58782006000300004en10.1590/S1678-58782006000300004
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Milan,Júlio César G.
Silva,Márcio B. da
Machado,Álisson R.
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Milan,Júlio César G.
Silva,Márcio B. da
Machado,Álisson R.
Some observations on wear and damages in cemented carbide tools
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Milan,Júlio César G.
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title Some observations on wear and damages in cemented carbide tools
title_short Some observations on wear and damages in cemented carbide tools
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title_fullStr Some observations on wear and damages in cemented carbide tools
title_full_unstemmed Some observations on wear and damages in cemented carbide tools
title_sort some observations on wear and damages in cemented carbide tools
description Cutting tools are subjected to extremely unfavorable conditions during machining operations. High cutting temperatures, compressive and shearing stresses, chemical attacks, variable cyclic thermal and mechanical loads are some adverse conditions that wear and damage these tools. Therefore, it is crucial to understand the process of tool wear and damage and how the cutting parameters affect it in order to underpin decisions regarding the most favorable conditions to address the problem. This article treats on some forms and mechanism of wear and damage that cemented carbides can undergo during machining. Special attention was given to damages caused during interrupted cutting (e.g., milling), such as fracture, chipping and thermal fatigue. Experimental details and results of the latter phenomenon, which was studied under different cutting conditions, are discussed and confronted with literature.
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