Experiment of optimum geometry structure of milling tools for hardened steel SKD11

Experiment of optimum geometry structure of milling tools for hardened steel SKD11

To select high performance milling tools with optimum geometry structure suitable for machining hardened steel SKD11, geometry structures of tools are optimized. Four kinds of TiAlN coated cemented carbide tools are developed. The milling performance in high-speed milling hardened steel SKD11 by usi...

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Hauptverfasser: Liu, Gang, Zhang, Xiaohui, Chen, Ming, Hu, Zuguang, Li, Zhengwei, Xu, Hui, Zhu, Xinfa
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