journal article·2004-01

Quality evaluation of coating tool by indirect measurement of edge surface roughness

Myung Chang Kang, Jeong Suk Kim, Kwang Ho Kim

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Abstract

The most important factor to evaluate the performance of coating end-mill is still the wear characteristics of flank face. In addition to the flank wear, the tool edge roughness generated by the chipping is another important factor in aspects of material property and machinability evaluation, and it affects the quality of machined surface. Up to now, there is no direct method for measurement of tool edge roughness. In this study, the edge roughness of coating end-mill is indirectly measured along the axial direction of workpiece. The theoretical equation is derived in consideration of tool geometry. Finally, the optimal conditions to measure the tool edge roughness by the proposed method are presented through the theoretical review and experimental identification.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced machining processes and optimization · Advanced Surface Polishing Techniques · Advanced Measurement and Metrology Techniques

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