DocumentCode
2286208
Title
Mechanism of the directed destruction of metals by cutting
Author
Bannov, Konstantin V. ; Gradoboev, Alexander V. ; Matveev, Valery S.
Author_Institution
Yurga Technological Institute of National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University
fYear
2012
fDate
18-21 Sept. 2012
Firstpage
1
Lastpage
3
Abstract
In the given article, on the basis of the standard hydrodynamic representations, the physical model of the directed destruction of metals by cutting is offered. Process of cutting of metals is considered as process of the directed destruction, i.e. process of deep plastic deformation of metal always led up to destruction on surfaces of the cutting, defined by process kinematics. The design of the metal-cutting tool for part removal liquid-alloy (in the form of a ridge) from an internal contact zone of shaving is presented. Physicomechanical properties of ridges both their geometrical form and the sizes testify that they are formed of a stream of the melted metal owing to fast cooling in environment. Identity of mechanical properties of ridges and the modified layer on a tool surface of shaving testify to identity of conditions of their formation from liquid metal. The experimental evidence of the offered physical model is produced.
Keywords
cooling; cutting; cutting tools; hydrodynamics; liquid alloys; liquid metals; melting; plastic deformation; surface treatment; cooling; deep plastic deformation process; directed metal destruction; geometrical form; internal contact zone; liquid metal; mechanical properties; melted metal stream; metal cutting tool; modified tool surface layer; part removal liquid alloy; physical model; physicomechanical properties; process kinematics; standard hydrodynamic representations; Cooling; Hydrodynamics; Liquids; Metals; Plastics; Surface treatment; cutting of metals; shaving; speed of deformation; the directed destruction;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Strategic Technology (IFOST), 2012 7th International Forum on
Conference_Location
Tomsk
Print_ISBN
978-1-4673-1772-6
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/IFOST.2012.6357786
Filename
6357786
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