The Study On The Effects Of Cutting Parameters In Near End Cutting Speed Normal Range Machining

Zariah, Zainudin (2009) The Study On The Effects Of Cutting Parameters In Near End Cutting Speed Normal Range Machining. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

High Speed Machining is found to be effective in machining. In this study, an attempt to study the near end normal cutting speed range is done. The cutting speed range selected are between 300m/min to 600m/min. The other parameters that are cutting tool, feed rate and depth of cut also considered in this study. The design of experiment using Taguchi Method L9 orthogonal array is implemented to help the construction of the study and to minimize number of experiments. The analysis is done based on the smaller the better in order to obtain best parameters in producing smooth surface roughness. It is found that feed rate and cutting speed strongly affecting the surface roughness followed by depth of cut. With minimum setting of cutting speed, feed rate and depth of cut the minimum flank wear is produced.

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