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ANALYSIS OF CHIP FORMATION DURING HARD TURNING THROUGH ACOUSTIC EMISSION
Journal Title Materials Engineering - Materiálové in?inierstvo (MEMI)
Journal Abbreviation Mateng
Publisher Group The University of Žilina
Website http://ojs.mateng.sk
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Title ANALYSIS OF CHIP FORMATION DURING HARD TURNING THROUGH ACOUSTIC EMISSION
Authors Neslušan, Miroslav; Šípek, Michal; Mrázik, Jozef
Abstract The paper deals with analysis of chip formation and related aspects of the chip formation during turning hardened steel 100Cr6. The paper draws a comparison of some aspects of the chip formation between turning annealed and hardened roll bearing steel. The results of the analysis show that there is the formation of a segmented chip in the case of hard turning. Frequency of segmentation is very high. A conventional piezoelectric dynamometer limits the frequency response to about 3.5 kHz. On the other hand, the frequency of process fluctuation may by obtained by using accelerometers or acoustic emission. This paper reports about the dynamic character of cutting process when hard turning and correlation among the calculated segmentation frequencies and the experimental analysis.
Publisher Faculty of Mechanical Engineering University of Zilina, Slovak Republic
Date 2012-01-21
Source Materials Engineering - Materiálové inžinierstvo (MEMI) Vol 19, No 1 (2012)
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