Material characterization in the chip-tool deformation zone: An application of boundary-layer theory

Material characterization in the chip-tool deformation zone: An application of boundary-layer theory

In high speed metal cutting the shear strain in the secondary shear zone is confined to a plastic boundary layer which is similar to that fluid mechanics. The material behavior in this zone can be described in terms of rheology as a Bingham plastic flow. In the present paper Oldroyd's solution...

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Veröffentlicht in:International journal of mechanical sciences 1995, Vol.37 (1), p.91-95
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description In high speed metal cutting the shear strain in the secondary shear zone is confined to a plastic boundary layer which is similar to that fluid mechanics. The material behavior in this zone can be described in terms of rheology as a Bingham plastic flow. In the present paper Oldroyd's solution for the plastic boundary layer near a semi-infinite thin knife is applied to the secondary shear zone. Results for boundary-layer thickness, shear strain rate and shear flow strength are obtained and compared with experimental data. The comparisons are encouraging.
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