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Basics of Cutting and Abrasive Processes
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370836863 Druckausg.: ‡Tönshoff, Hans Kurt, 1934 - : Basics of cutting and abrasive processes
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978-3-642-33256-2
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Tönshoff, Hans Kurt
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Denkena, Berend
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Basics of Cutting and Abrasive Processes
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Berlin, Heidelberg
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Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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2013
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2013
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Online-Ressource (XIII, 399 p. 348 illus., 59 illus. in color, digital)
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Lecture Notes in Production Engineering
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Description based upon print version of record
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Preface; Contents; 1 Introduction to the Technology of Cutting and Abrasive Processes; 1.1…Economic Relevance; 1.2…Taxonomytaxonomy; 1.3…Motions, Angles at the Cutting Edge and Engagement Parameters; 1.4…Cutting and Abrasive Processes as Black Box Systems; 1.5…Process Types and Engagement Parameters in Drilling; 1.6…Process Types and Engagement Parameters in Milling; 1.7…Questions; References; 2 Chip Formation; 2.1…Mechanisms of Chip Formation; 2.2…Chip Root Analysischip root; 2.3…Shear Plane Model; 2.4…Questions; References; 3 Chip Control; 3.1…Chip Volume Ratio and Chip form Classification. 3.2…Chip Guidance chip guidance3.3…Influence of the Workpiece Material; 3.4…Influence of the Cutting Conditions; 3.5…Questions; References; Further Reading; 4 Forces and Powers in Cutting and Abrasive Processes; 4.1…Empirical Models; 4.2…Modeling of the Feed Force and the Passive Force; 4.3…Surface Forces at the Cutting Edge; 4.4…Analytical Approaches in Plastomechanics; 4.4.1 Theory by Ernst and Merchant; 4.4.2 Hucks's Theory; 4.5…Flow Curves and Constitutive Equations; 4.6…Numerical Theory; 4.7…Powers, Torques and Forces in Drilling; 4.8…Power and Forces in Milling Processes; 4.9…Questions. References5 EnergyEnergy Conversion and Temperaturetemperature; 5.1…ConversionConversion Effects; 5.2…Heat Flowheat flow; 5.3…Temperatures of Cutting Wedge and Workpiece; 5.3.1 Temperature Measurementtemperature Measurement; 5.3.2 Temperature Fieldstemperature field; 5.4…Optimization of the Cutting Wedge; 5.5…Questions; References; 6 Modeling and Simulation; 6.1…Kinematic Simulationkinematic simulation; 6.1.1 Representation of the Workpiece; 6.1.1.1 Voxel Models; 6.1.1.2 Dexel Models; 6.1.1.3 Polyhedron Model; 6.1.1.4 CSG Models (Constraint Solid Geometry); 6.1.1.5 Level Curve Model. 6.1.2 Tool Model6.1.3 Determination of Process Values; 6.2…Numerical Simulation by FEM; 6.3…Molecular Dynamic Modeling; 6.4…Questions; References; 7 Wearwear; 7.1…Wear Formswear forms; 7.2…Loading; 7.3…Wear Mechanismswear mechanisms; 7.4…Tool Life; 7.5…Tool Life Scatterscatter and Process Reliabilityprocess reliability; 7.6…Influence of Work Material on Wear; 7.6.1 Work Material Compositionwork material composition; 7.6.2 Melting Proceduremelting procedure; 7.6.3 Heat Treatmentheat treatment; 7.7…Rounding of the Cutting Edgerounding of cutting edge; 7.8…Questions; References. 8 Cutting Materials8.1…Requirements on Cutting Materials; 8.2…Tool Steels; 8.3…High Speed Steels; 8.4…Stellites; 8.5…Cemented Carbides; 8.6…Cermets; 8.7…Ceramics; 8.8…Diamond; 8.8.1 Mono-Crystalline Diamond; 8.8.2 Polycrystalline Diamondpolycristalline diamond; 8.9…Boron Nitride; 8.10…Questions; References; 9 High Speed Cuttinghigh speed cutting; 9.1…Definition; 9.2…Chip Formation; 9.3…Application; 9.4…High Power Cutting; 9.5…High Power Drillinghigh power drilling; 9.6…Questions; 10 Hard Machining, Process Designhard machining; 10.1…Hard Turninghard turning; 10.2…Hard Drillinghard drilling. 10.3…Hard Millinghard milling
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Manufacturing is the basic industrial activity generating real value. Cutting and abrasive technologies are the backbone of precision production in machine, automotive and aircraft building as well as of production of consumer goods. We present the knowledge of modern manufacturing in these technologies on the basis of scientific research. The theory of cutting and abrasive processes and the knowledge about their application in industrial practice are a prerequisite for the studies of manufacturing science and an important part of the curriculum of the master study in German mechanical enginee
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Toenshoff, Hans Kurt: Basics of Cutting and Abrasive Processes
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