Modeling method for cutting force of micro PCD milling cutter without side edge relief angle

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of micro cutter machining, and provides a side-edge-relief-angle-free micro PCD milling cutter cutting force modeling method which mainly comprises the steps: S1, establishing a cutter coordinate system; s2, defining an infinitesimal radial force dFrj, an infinitesimal tangential force dFtj and an infinitesimal axial force dFaj of a point P on the cutting edge of the cutter at any moment and a radial grinding force dFnj and a tangential grinding force dFfj of a rear cutter surface; s3, determining a cut-in angle and a cut-out angle of a milling cutter; s4, establishing infinitesimal cutting force expressions of the milling cutter in the X, Y and Z directions under the rectangular coordinate system; s5, determining the contact state of the cutting edge and the workpiece; s6, obtaining cutting force models of the milling cutter in the X, Y and Z directions through numerical integration. The model can predict the cutting force of the milling cutter under different main shaft rotating speeds, feeding speeds and radial cutting depths, and then the main shaft rotating speeds, the feeding speeds and the radial cutting depths can be optimized, so that the purposes of reducing cutter abrasion and improving the machining efficiency and the machining quality are achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a tool cutting force modeling method, in particular to a cutting force modeling method for a micro PCD milling tool without a side edge, and belongs to the technical field of micro tool processing. Background technique [0002] With the rapid development of advanced manufacturing industry, industrial products tend to be miniaturized gradually, and tiny parts are more and more widely used in aviation, aerospace, power, electronics, precision instruments and other fields. Advanced manufacturing technologies such as micro-milling are the main methods for manufacturing tiny parts. However, these tiny parts are mostly made of cemented carbide, ceramics (zirconia), titanium alloys, carbon fiber / metal matrix composites, high-silicon aluminum alloys and easy-to-adhesive tools. Non-ferrous metals and other materials, these materials are very easy to cause problems such as tool wear and failure during processing, which in turn affects th...

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At present, there is a lack of research on cutting force modeling of micro-PCD milling tools without side edges, and ...

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