
| Calculating Power Requirement | Cutting Force | Cutting Speed and Cutting Force | ||
| Rake angle: -10° | ||||
| 1600 |
| P : Net power requirement (KW) | F 2 | |
| c | ||
| vc : Cutting speed (m/min) | 800 |
| d . f . v | . K | Rake angle: 0° | ||||||
| P = | oc | c c | f : Feed rate (mm/rev) | F | ||||
| c | η | 3 | ||||||
| 60 510 3 5 | a | : Depth of cut (mm) | 0 | |||||
| p | 0 | 240 160 80 | ||||||
| η | F 1 | |||||||
| : Machine efficiency | F : Principal force | Cutting speed (m/min) | ||||||
| P | 1 | |||||||
| H = | c | (0,70 ~ 0,85) | F : Feed force | Rake Angle and Cutting Force |
0,75 2 K : Specific cutting force (N/mm2) c F 3 : Back force H : Required horsepower (HP) Calculating cutting force
l 2800 Rough value of specific cutting force (K ) P : Cutting force (N)
l c 2400
| P= Kc . q | K : | Specific cutting force (N/mm2) | ||||
| c | ||||||
| General steel : 2.500 ~ 3.000 N/mm2 | k x d | x f | q : Chip area (mm2) | 2000 | ||
| = | c oc | |||||
| Cast iron : | 1.500 N/mm 2 | 1000 | d | : Depth of cut (mm) | ||
| oc | 1600 | |||||
| Aluminum : | 800 N/mm2 | f : | Feed rate (mm/rev) | -20 -10 0 10 20 |
Rake angle (degree) Feed Rate and Specific Cutting Force Calculating Cutting Speed (For carbon steel)
8.000 Traverse
| n : | Spindle speed (min -1) | rupture | |||
| 1000 . v | strength | ||||
| n = | c | v c : | Cutting speed (m/min) | ||
| π . D | D : | Diameter of workpiece (mm) | 800 N/mm2 |
6.000 600 N/mm2 π ≈ 3,14 400 N/mm2 (Eg.) v =150m/min, D=100mm
c 1000 x 150
n = = 478 (min -1) 4.000
3,14 x 100 n : Spindle speed (min -1) k Calculating cutting speed from rotational speed v : Cutting speed (m/min) c 2.000
π . D . n f : Feed rate (mm/rev)
| vc = | Refer to the above table | d | : Depth of cut (mm) | |
| 1.000 | oc | |||
| Dm : Diameter of workpiece (mm) |
| 0 | 0,1 | 0,2 | 0,4 | 1,0 | ||
| 0,04 | Feed rate (mm/rev) | |||||
| When feed rate decreases, specific cutting force increases. | ||||||
| Roughness | Nose Radius and Cutting Force |
| l Theoretical Surface Finish | l Ways to Improve Surface Finish | 4000 | ||||
| Rz : Surface finish (mm) | j Use an insert with a larger nose radius. | 3500 | Principal force | |||
| f 2 | ||||||
| Rz = | f : Feed rate (mm/rev) |
8 x r k Optimize the cutting speed and feed Feed force
r : Nose radius (mm) 1500 rate so that built-up edge does not occur. 1000 Rz
f Back force r 500
l Select an appropriate insert grade. 0,4 0,8 1,2 1,6
Nose radius (mm) m Use wiper insert. l Actual surface roughness Large nose radius increases back force. Steel : Work : 42CrMo4 (Hs38)
Theoretical surface finish x 1,5 ~ 3 Inserts : TNGA2204 Cast iron : Holder : PTGNR2525-43
Theoretical surface finish x 3 ~ 5 Condition : v =100m/min
c d oc =4mm f =0,45mm/rev