The document discusses Merchant's model for estimating power consumption during cutting operations. It introduces Modified Merchant's Theory, which accounts for the relationship between shear stress and normal stress on the shear plane. This modified theory agrees better with experimental results for materials like mild steel, copper, and lead. The document also examines the effect of cutting parameters like cutting velocity and rake angle on cutting force and ratio. It covers energy considerations for two-dimensional cutting operations, defining the total energy consumed per unit time and the specific energy of metal removed per unit volume. Finally, it briefly mentions velocity relationships.
The document discusses Merchant's model for estimating power consumption during cutting operations. It introduces Modified Merchant's Theory, which accounts for the relationship between shear stress and normal stress on the shear plane. This modified theory agrees better with experimental results for materials like mild steel, copper, and lead. The document also examines the effect of cutting parameters like cutting velocity and rake angle on cutting force and ratio. It covers energy considerations for two-dimensional cutting operations, defining the total energy consumed per unit time and the specific energy of metal removed per unit volume. Finally, it briefly mentions velocity relationships.
The document discusses Merchant's model for estimating power consumption during cutting operations. It introduces Modified Merchant's Theory, which accounts for the relationship between shear stress and normal stress on the shear plane. This modified theory agrees better with experimental results for materials like mild steel, copper, and lead. The document also examines the effect of cutting parameters like cutting velocity and rake angle on cutting force and ratio. It covers energy considerations for two-dimensional cutting operations, defining the total energy consumed per unit time and the specific energy of metal removed per unit volume. Finally, it briefly mentions velocity relationships.
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