Turning – Process of turning
Patent
1991-09-03
1992-09-22
Kisliuk, Bruce M.
Turning
Process of turning
407 11, 408 57, 408 60, B23B 100, B23B 2710, B23B 2722
Patent
active
051487284
ABSTRACT:
A method of machining metals, by effecting relative movement between a work piece and a tool having a cutting edge to cut the work piece and produce a chip, including injecting a high pressure jet of cooling liquid into the cutting zone during machining, the jet being at a pressure of at least about 5,000 p.s.i. The jet is preferably injected between the chip and the rake face of the cutting tool, and the trajectory of the jet is offset from the rake face of the cutting tool by a small amount and the jet is aimed at the cutting edge of the tool.
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Kisliuk Bruce M.
Lavinder Jack
The Curator of the University of Missouri
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