Machining of carbon/carbon （C/C） composite materials is difficult to carry out due to its high specific stiffness, brittleness, anisotropic, non-homogeneous and low thermal conductivity, which can result in tear, bu...Machining of carbon/carbon （C/C） composite materials is difficult to carry out due to its high specific stiffness, brittleness, anisotropic, non-homogeneous and low thermal conductivity, which can result in tear, burr, poor surface quality and rapid wear of cutters. Accurate and fast pre- diction of cutting forces is important for milling C/C composite materials with high quality. This paper presents an alternative cutting force model involving the influences of the directions of fiber. Based on the calculated and experimental results, the cutting forces＂ coefficients of 2.5D CC com- posites are evaluated using multiple linear regression method. Verification experiment has been car- ried out through a group of orthogonal tests. Results indicate that the proposed nmdel is reliable and can be used to predict the cutting forces in ball-end milling of 2.5D C/C composites.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51105312)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central University of China(No.3102015JCS05005)
文摘Machining of carbon/carbon （C/C） composite materials is difficult to carry out due to its high specific stiffness, brittleness, anisotropic, non-homogeneous and low thermal conductivity, which can result in tear, burr, poor surface quality and rapid wear of cutters. Accurate and fast pre- diction of cutting forces is important for milling C/C composite materials with high quality. This paper presents an alternative cutting force model involving the influences of the directions of fiber. Based on the calculated and experimental results, the cutting forces＂ coefficients of 2.5D CC com- posites are evaluated using multiple linear regression method. Verification experiment has been car- ried out through a group of orthogonal tests. Results indicate that the proposed nmdel is reliable and can be used to predict the cutting forces in ball-end milling of 2.5D C/C composites.
