선삭에 있어서 이송분력과 칩유출각에 관한 연구 = A Study on the Feeding Force and Chip Flow Angle in Turning

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Current practice for predicting tool life is entirely empirical: consequently, a prohibitive number of tests must be conducted in order to take all influential factors into consideration in predicting tool performance for a specific set of cutting conditions. One of these factors is the direction of chip flow across the tool face. This determines the effective rake angle which in turn affects the tool life. The usefulness and application of present tool life data will be greatly expanded if they can be correlated with the tool geometry in the direction of chip flow. Such a correlation, however, will be useful only if it is possible to predict the direction of chip flow for a given tool used with any combination of cutting conditions. This paper presents correlation between feeding force and chip flow angle under a given tool shape and cutting conditions, and thus establishes a necessary basis for the successful completion of the second phase of the over-all objective.