EFFECT OF CUTTING FLUID APPLICATION ON SURFACE ROUGHNESS IN HARD MILLING OF 4340-ALLOYED STEEL

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HASSANPOUR HAMED; RASTI AMIR; SADEGHI MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN; SAADATBAKHSH MOHAMMAD HOSEIN; OMIDDODMAN AHMAD REZA

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Journal: Modares Mechanical Engineering Year:2015 | Volume:14 | Issue:14 Page(s): 50-60

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EFFECT OF CUTTING FLUID APPLICATION ON SURFACE ROUGHNESS IN HARD MILLING OF 4340-ALLOYED STEEL

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MILLINGQ2

4340 HARDENED STEELQ2

MINIMUM QUANTITY LUBRICANTQ2

SURFACE ROUGHNESSQ1

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AISI4340 hardened steel have a vast functionality in industries. Hard machining of this steel have several benefits such as, higher productivity, lower production cost and improved workpiece properties. In machining operation, ultimate SURFACE ROUGHNESS is the most important characteristic of machined surface and plays an important role in workpiece life. One of the effective factors on surface integrity is cutting fluid used in machining operation, which have health and environmental problems is spite of positive effects. As a result, using minimum quantity lubrication is considered as an alternative method. In present study, relations between MILLING parameters and final surface quality in MILLING of AISI4340 hardened steel, in the presence of lubrication systems including; dry, wet and minimum quantity lubrication have been investigated. Cutting speed, feed rate, axial and radial depth of cut have been considered as main parameters of MILLING operation. Totally, 90 experiments have been done using response surface method to analyze the effects of process parameters on SURFACE ROUGHNESS. Results revealed that feed rate and cutting speed have the most Influences on SURFACE ROUGHNESS. Also higher values of cutting speed and lower values of feed rate are necessary to reduce SURFACE ROUGHNESS. In addition, compared to other lubrication methods, minimum quantity lubrication have the best performance in surface quality, especially in high cutting speed and depth of cut.

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INFLUENCE OF TOOL FLANK WEAR WIDTH ON ROUGHNESS, TOPOGRAPHY, MICROHARDNESS AND ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION RESISTANCE IN HIGH SPEED MILLING

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HASSANPOUR, HAMED, RASTI, AMIR, SADEGHI, MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN, SAADATBAKHSH, MOHAMMAD HOSEIN, & OMIDDODMAN, AHMAD REZA. (2015). EFFECT OF CUTTING FLUID APPLICATION ON SURFACE ROUGHNESS IN HARD MILLING OF 4340-ALLOYED STEEL. MODARES MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, 14(14), 50-60. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/178730/en

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HASSANPOUR HAMED, RASTI AMIR, SADEGHI MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN, SAADATBAKHSH MOHAMMAD HOSEIN, OMIDDODMAN AHMAD REZA. EFFECT OF CUTTING FLUID APPLICATION ON SURFACE ROUGHNESS IN HARD MILLING OF 4340-ALLOYED STEEL. MODARES MECHANICAL ENGINEERING[Internet]. 2015;14(14):50-60. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/178730/en

IEEE: Copy

HAMED HASSANPOUR, AMIR RASTI, MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN SADEGHI, MOHAMMAD HOSEIN SAADATBAKHSH, and AHMAD REZA OMIDDODMAN, “EFFECT OF CUTTING FLUID APPLICATION ON SURFACE ROUGHNESS IN HARD MILLING OF 4340-ALLOYED STEEL,” MODARES MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, vol. 14, no. 14, pp. 50–60, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/178730/en

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