Metal cutting with high pressure coolant

Details Metal cutting with high pressure coolant Metal cutting with high pressure coolant

1984-02-29

1988-12-20

Schmidt, Frederick R.

Turning

Process of turning

407 11, B23B 300

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047918403

ABSTRACT:
Liquid coolant is directed across the rake surface of a tool bit while machining a material which tends to form a continuous chip. The pressure and volume are sufficient to impact the chip and break it up into small fragments. Pressures of 1400 kPa (200 psi) and higher are used while machining titanium and nickel alloys.

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"Machining Titanium with Coolants", American Machinist May 24, 1954 pp. 155-159.

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