Thrust Force and Wear Assessment When Drilling Glass Fiber-Reinforced Polymeric Composite
The principal aim of this article is to investigate the influence of the drilling parameters and tool material/coating (high speed steel and plain and coated carbide) on the thrust force and tool wear when drilling glass fiber reinforced epoxy composite. In order to predict the performance of the cu...
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| description | The principal aim of this article is to investigate the influence of the drilling parameters and tool material/coating (high speed steel and plain and coated carbide) on the thrust force and tool wear when drilling glass fiber reinforced epoxy composite. In order to predict the performance of the cutting tools in the industrial environment, extended drilling tests (up to 24000 holes) were conducted and the influence of changes in the geometry of the drills on the thrust force was assessed. The results indicated that the high speed steel tool presented remarkable wear rates, which drastically altered its edge preparation and resulted in a thrust force of 492 N after 1000 holes. In opposition to that, the cemented carbide drill presented superior wear resistance, with a thrust force of 147N after drilling 24000 holes. Finally, the use of the titanium nitride coated drill did not offer a significant contribution neither to the tool wear resistance nor to the machining thrust force. |
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