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The failure mode of the tool in the process of use is divided into those
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【概要描述】The failure modes of tools of different material types are different, the same is the case when the cutting edge is used for two different processes, there will be two completely different categories, recognizing the failure modes will help to make reasonable improvements to the tool so that the tool life can be extended. The failure modes of the tool are those 1. Rear tool face wear Normal wear of any type of material can lead to tool failure. Normal rear face wear is a very popular form of wear because it is the most predictable type of tool failure. Rear face wear is generally very uniform, and it gradually appears as the material being machined wears the cutting edge, similar to a dulling of the cutting edge. 2, crescent pits Crescent pits are common in high-speed machining operations of iron-based or titanium-based alloys, which belong to the tool dissolved into the workpiece chips of heat, diffusion wear and abrasive wear together to cause crescent pits. When machining iron and titanium based alloys, the heat in the workpiece chips dissolves the carbide components and diffuses them into the chips, causing "crescent pits" on the top of the tool. 3、Chip tumor Chip tumors occur when pieces of the workpiece are welded to the cutting edge by hot pressing, which is caused by chemical affinity, high pressure and high temperature in the cutting area. The chip tumor will eventually fall off, sometimes along with the tool fragments, resulting in micro chipping and rapid rear face wear. This failure mechanism is common in viscous materials, low-speed, high-temperature alloys, stainless steel and non-ferrous materials, as well as in threading and drilling. By knowing the failure mode of the tool, the user can check for himself which type it fits and then improve it by the corresponding method, which will help a lot to improve the efficiency and also to extend the service life.
The failure modes of tools of different material types are different, the same is the case when the cutting edge is used for two different processes, there will be two completely different categories, recognizing the failure modes will help to make reasonable improvements to the tool so that the tool life can be extended.
The failure modes of the tool are those
1. Rear tool face wear
Normal wear of any type of material can lead to tool failure. Normal rear face wear is a very popular form of wear because it is the most predictable type of tool failure. Rear face wear is generally very uniform, and it gradually appears as the material being machined wears the cutting edge, similar to a dulling of the cutting edge.
2, crescent pits
Crescent pits are common in high-speed machining operations of iron-based or titanium-based alloys, which belong to the tool dissolved into the workpiece chips of heat, diffusion wear and abrasive wear together to cause crescent pits. When machining iron and titanium based alloys, the heat in the workpiece chips dissolves the carbide components and diffuses them into the chips, causing "crescent pits" on the top of the tool.
3、Chip tumor
Chip tumors occur when pieces of the workpiece are welded to the cutting edge by hot pressing, which is caused by chemical affinity, high pressure and high temperature in the cutting area. The chip tumor will eventually fall off, sometimes along with the tool fragments, resulting in micro chipping and rapid rear face wear. This failure mechanism is common in viscous materials, low-speed, high-temperature alloys, stainless steel and non-ferrous materials, as well as in threading and drilling.
By knowing the failure mode of the tool, the user can check for himself which type it fits and then improve it by the corresponding method, which will help a lot to improve the efficiency and also to extend the service life.