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Self-Organization and Friction in Cutting

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The friction in cutting is considered in terms of thermodynamics and self-organization. The mean frictional coefficient in cutting depends significantly on the phase and structural transformations in the secondary chip-deformation zone. Those transformations affect the contact length and the shrinkage and load capacity of the chip. In terms self-organization, the friction in cutting must be regarded as storage of the elastic deformational energy in the boundary layer and its dissipation by different means, producing wear and self-oscillation of the cutting tool.

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Kabaldin, Y.G., Bashkov, A.A. Self-Organization and Friction in Cutting. Russ. Engin. Res. 43, 451–456 (2023). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1068798X23050088

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