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MATERIALS
Volume 15, Issue 1, Pages -Publisher
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/ma15010059
Keywords
minimum uncut chip thickness; precision machining; ultra-precision machining; micro-machining
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- Ministry of Education and Science [0614/SBAD/1529]
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This paper presents a critical review of recent studies on determining the minimum uncut chip thickness during precision, ultra-precision, and micro-cutting processes. The paper covers the characteristics of these cutting processes and discusses various analytical, experimental, and numerical methods for estimating the minimum uncut chip thickness. The paper concludes with a summary of research results and directions for future research.
Evaluation of the phenomena characterizing the chip decohesion process during cutting is still a current problem in relation to precision, ultra-precision, and micro-machining processes of construction materials. The reliable estimation of minimum uncut chip thickness is an especially challenging task since it directly affects the machining process dynamics and formation of a surface topography. Therefore, in this work a critical review of the recent studies concerning the determination of minimum uncut chip thickness during precision, ultra-precision, and micro-cutting is presented. The first part of paper covers a characterization of the precision, ultra-precision, and micro-cutting processes. In the second part, the analytical, experimental, and numerical methods for minimum uncut chip thickness estimation are presented in detail. Finally, a summary of the research results for minimum uncut chip thickness estimation is presented, together with conclusions and a determination of further research directions.
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