Creation of Mathematical Prescription of Residual Stress Depending on Various Cutting Conditions

Zuzana Hutyrová; Włodzimierz Makiela; Peter Michalik; Dušan Mitaľ; Svetlana Radchenko; Ján Duplák; Andrej Czán

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.669.126

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Creation of Mathematical Prescription of Residual Stress Depending on Various Cutting Conditions

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Article deals with problematic of internal residual stress after machining depends on various cutting condition. In article is presented influenced of cutting conditions to quality of internal layers by defining values of residual stresses. Method use to evaluate values of residual stress was RTG diffraction. Material used for experiment was steel C45 and type of machining was up milling for various parameters such as spindle speed, feed rate and depth of cut.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 669)

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Zuzana Hutyrová*, Włodzimierz Makiela, Peter Michalik, Dušan Mitaľ, Svetlana Radchenko, Ján Duplák, Andrej Czán

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Correlation Index, Cutting Conditions, Residual Stress, Steel C45

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