Np. Hung et Ch. Zhong, CUMULATIVE TOOL WEAR IN MACHINING METAL-MATRIX COMPOSITES .1. MODELING, Journal of materials processing technology, 58(1), 1996, pp. 109-113
Analytical models are derived for cumulative wear of facing and turnin
g tools. An aluminium-based metal matrix composite reinforced with sil
icon carbide particles was used to verify the validity of the models.
Experimental data show that flank wear of a cutting tool does not depe
nd on the order of different cutting speeds since abrasive wear domina
tes the wear mechanism. Since the data for turning and facing are corr
elated, it is more economical to rank machinability using data for fac
ing, and to convert them for turning if required.