Medium Density Fiberboard Machining and Wear Behavior of Injection‐Molded Ceramic Composite Wood Cutting Tools
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Abstract
Wear behavior of four different ceramic composite cutting tools was studied in peripheral milling of medium density fiberboard. Tools were previously manufactured by near net‐shape ceramic injection molding with subsequent debindering and sintering. Cutting edge rounding and recession were investigated for defined cutting parameters and distinct cutting distances. Cutting forces were measured dependent on tool material and feed travel. Wear characteristics of ceramic cutting tools were investigated by SEM . Ceramic injection‐molded tools were successfully applied in wood‐machining operations. Wear mechanisms changed with different ceramic composites used. Results of microchamfered ACY tools showed superior lifetime compared with standard WC –Co tools.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced materials and composites · Tunneling and Rock Mechanics · Advanced machining processes and optimization
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Institut für Fertigungstechnologie keramischer Bauteile (IFKB) Universität Stuttgart Stuttgart D‐70569 Germany
Institut für Werkzeugmaschinen (IFW) Universität Stuttgart Stuttgart D‐70174 Germany
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AIF
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