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62 Cătălin Fetecău et al.<br />

The value of tangential force increases when feed rate increase as shows in Fig.<br />

no. 7.<br />

F [N]<br />

1400<br />

1200<br />

1000<br />

800<br />

600<br />

400<br />

200<br />

0<br />

0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6<br />

v1<br />

v2<br />

v3<br />

f [mm/rev]<br />

Fig. 7 – The effect of feed rate on cutting force.<br />

For the simulation made, the average values of temperature of cutting<br />

tool are presented in Table 4.<br />

Table 4<br />

The values of the temperature T, ºC<br />

Feed, f,<br />

Cutting speed, v, m/min<br />

mm/rev 314,16 157,08 78,54<br />

0.083 571.408 480.065 427.476<br />

0.208 699.709 589.149 496.942<br />

0.416 714.676 611.191 699.709<br />

0.5 729.953 622.045 729.953<br />

Fig. 8 – The temperature distribution in the cutting zone.<br />

In the FEM software AdvantEdge TM , the Johnson-Cook constitutive model<br />

were used to predict the thermal behaviour in longitudinal turning process [1].<br />

This software allows the temperature distribution, cutting forces and von<br />

Misses stress to be predicted to appropriate measurements [2].

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