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Frontiers of Mechanical Engineering

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Front Mech Eng    2012, Vol. 7 Issue (3) : 329-334    https://doi.org/10.1007/s11465-012-0303-x
RESEARCH ARTICLE
Research on the dynamic mechanical characteristics and turning tool life under the conditions of excessively heavy-duty turning
Genghuang HE(), Xianli LIU, Fugang YAN
The Key Laboratory of Advanced Manufacturing Technology & Cutting Tools, Harbin University of Science and Technology, Harbin 150080, China
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Abstract

The dynamic mechanical characteristics of excessively heavy-duty cutting were analyzed based on the cutting experiments with 2.25Cr-1Mo-0.25V steel used in hydrogenated cylindrical shells. By investigating the influence of dynamic mechanical characteristics on the tools’ failure in limited heavy-duty cutting processes, the model of dynamic shearing force in the cutting area was established. However, the experimental results showed that the dynamic shear flow stress in the cutting area greatly influenced the tools’ fatigue. The heavy-duty cutting tool was damaged in the form of a shearing fracture. Through a comprehensive analysis of the theory, the critical condition of the tools’ fracture under extreme loading was established.

Keywords extreme loading cutting      shear flow stress      dynamic cutting force      fatigue fracture     
Corresponding Author(s): HE Genghuang,Email:sweetspyhgh@126.com   
Issue Date: 05 September 2012
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Xianli LIU,Fugang YAN,Genghuang HE. Research on the dynamic mechanical characteristics and turning tool life under the conditions of excessively heavy-duty turning[J]. Front Mech Eng, 2012, 7(3): 329-334.
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https://academic.hep.com.cn/fme/EN/Y2012/V7/I3/329
Fig.1  Schematic diagram of the deformation of the cutting area in an excessively heavy-duty cutting process
Fig.2  Finite element analysis of the excessively heavy-duty turning process. (a) Simulation analysis of the cutting; (b) shear stress distribution in the cutting deformation zone
MaterialsHeat-treated conditionHardness /HBσs/Mpaσb/Mpaδ/%Main chemical composition/%
PSCrSi
2.25Cr-1Mo-0.25V steelQuenching and tempering235809.776018≤0.009≤0.0062.0≤0.12
45 steelNormalization163-218285.4568.915≤0.050.045-0.28
Tab.1  Mechanical properties and chemical constituents of the materials for the cutting test
Fig.3  Excessively heavy-duty turning tool of composite coating. (a) Rake face of XF8 tool; (b) bottom of XF8 tool
Type of toolγ0α0λs?rType of coatingNumber of tools
XF811°90°Composite coating4
Cutting parametersCutting speed v/(m·min-1)Cutting depth ap/mmFeed rate/(mm·r-1)
1020304050200.8
Tab.2  Selection of the geometry and cutting parameters of the XF8 tool
Fig.4  Broken tools in the excessively heavy-duty turning test. (a) Broken tool under a low speed condition; (b) broken tool under a moderate speed condition; (c) broken tool under a moderate-high speed condition; (d) broken tool under a super high speed condition
Fig.5  Effect of cutting temperature on shear flow stress. (a) 2.25 Cr-1 Mo-0.25V steel; (b) 45 steel
Fig.6  Analysis of shear stress at the crack tip on the machining region of the turning tool. (a) Crack region along the flank of a heavy-duty turning tool; (b) analysis of shear stress at the crack tip on the turning tool
Fig.7  State of fracture failure of excessively heavy-duty turning tool. (a) Serious fracture of side-cutting edge; (b) fracture extends from the tip to both sides the tool evenly
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