Ivester, R.
(2011),
Tool Temperatures in Orthogonal Cutting of Alloyed Titanium, Proceedings of the North American Manufacturing Research Conference, Corvallis, OR, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=908259
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Tool Temperatures in Orthogonal Cutting of Alloyed Titanium
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This paper presents infrared-based measurements and analysis of cutting tool temperatures for orthogonal machining of alloyed titanium. High-speed infrared video provided the basis for measurement of cutting tool temperature distribution as reported here for cutting speeds from 55 m/min to 125 m/min with tungsten carbide tooling with and without a titanium nitride coating. The presence of the coating provides a reduction in tool temperature of approximately 100 degrees C. Increasing the cutting speed from 55 m/min to 125 m/min increases the peak tool temperature by approximately 70 degrees C.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of the North American Manufacturing Research Conference
Conference Dates
June 14-17, 2011
Conference Location
Corvallis, OR
Conference Title
SME North American Manufacturing Research Conference
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Conferences
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Infrared temperature measurement, Machining, Tungsten carbide, Titanium nitride, Tool coating, Cutting speed, Tool temperature.
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Created June 17, 2011, Updated February 19, 2017