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Method for recognizing wave dynamics damage in high-speed milling cutter

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Under the influence of a high-speed, interrupted-cutting impact load, a great difference is existed among the internal load propagation of a milling cutter. Furthermore, the cutter damage caused by partial particle severe vibration has restricted the improvement of a high-speed milling energy efficiency; thus, the essence of wave dynamics damage in milling cutter remains has yet to be revealed. In this paper, through the relation between the systematic whole vibration and the particle motion, the dynamic response of milling cutter’s particle to cutting force load can be solved by the particle motion differential equation which is constructed with a one-dimensional string dynamic system. A combination of Newton’s second law and the constitutive equation of milling cutter material establishes the wave dynamics equation of milling cutter components. An approach for solving the wave front position and wave velocity of milling cutter’s stress wave is proposed, and the propagation path of transient cutting force to the milling cutter is communicated. The attenuation model of stress wave reflection is established to provide a method for revealing the stress wave transmission and distribution in milling cutter. The constitutive relation of milling cutter components under the impact load is obtained by split Hopkinson pressure bar experiment. A force connection method is adopted to make the trans-scale correlation analysis between continuum medium mechanics and molecular dynamics, thereby revealing the wave dynamics damage characteristics of a high-speed milling cutter. The results show that the potential damage position and types of milling cutter can be distinguished by the above method.

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  1. National & Local United Engineering Laboratory of High Efficiency Cutting and Tools, Harbin University of Science and Technology, Harbin, 150080, People’s Republic of China

    Bin Jiang, Tiantian He, Yunpeng Gu, Qilong Wang & Guanglei Cao

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Jiang, B., He, T., Gu, Y. et al. Method for recognizing wave dynamics damage in high-speed milling cutter. Int J Adv Manuf Technol 92, 139–150 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00170-017-0128-1

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