Mechanistic Modeling of Run out, Ovality and Misalignment in Reaming Process
Journal: International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development (IJMPERD ) (Vol.9, No. 5)Publication Date: 2019-10-31
Authors : Raghavendra Kamath. C; Appu Kuttan;
Page : 931-938
Keywords : Mechanistic Model; Process Faults; Reaming; Simulation & Dynamic Force;
Abstract
Common process faults during reaming operations are runout, ovality and misalignment which leads to an increase in dynamic cutting forces during the reaming operation. This paper presents computation of cutting forces through the mechanistic modeling with process faults. Simulated results and experimental results were obtained for different materials and presented in the paper. For the experimentally obtained dynamic forces, process faults were manually given on the workpiece and dynamic forces were obtained. The Deckel Maho milling machine and kistler dynamometer are used for experimental work.
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