Contact conditions at the chip-tool interface in machining
Tóm tắt
Direct observation of the chip-tool interface was made using transparent sapphire tools in combination with a CCD-based high-speed imagining system. The observations made for various nonferrous workpiece materials suggest that the contact conditions at the chip-tool interface be classified into three types depending on the nature of the zone of stagnant material — negligible zone of stagnant material (Type 1), zone of stagnant material that is stable and confined to the vicinity of the cutting edge (Type 2), and zone of stagnant material that expands upward from the cutting edge as cutting progresses (Type 3). Velocity profiles obtained using the particle image velocimetry (PIV) show that retardation of the chip underside occurs in the intimate contact region for the Type 2 materials while it is negligible for the Type 1 materials. Nanoindentation hardness profiles measured with depth into the chip from the chip underside indicate that the expansion of the zone of stagnant material observed for the Type 3 materials could be related to the work-hardenability of the chip material in the secondary deformation zone.
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