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TECHKNOW
车削-切槽刀片 & 切断刀片磨损原因及解决方案
磨损类型
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后刀面磨损
后刀面磨损
原因
解决方案
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降低切削速度
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采用耐磨性更佳的牌号
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提高冷却液压力
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调整刀片中心高度
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×
月牙洼磨损
月牙洼磨损
原因
解决方案
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降低切削速度
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降低进给率
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采用耐磨性更佳的牌号
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提高冷却液压力
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采用带大正前角的刀片
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×
塑性变形
塑性变形
原因
解决方案
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降低切削速度
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降低进给率
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采用耐磨性更佳的牌号
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提高冷却液压力
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×
沟槽磨损
沟槽磨损
原因
解决方案
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降低切削速度
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降低进给率
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采用耐磨性更佳的牌号
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调整切削深度
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提高冷却液压力
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×
热裂
热裂
原因
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切削区域表面温度变化太大,断续切削,或冷却液供应产生变化
解决方案
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降低切削速度
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降低进给率
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采用韧性更佳的牌号
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采用更强固的切削刃
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断续切削时停止供应冷却液
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×
切削刃破损
切削刃破损
原因
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更换刀片切削刃前,刀片过度磨损
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对于该应用而言,刀片牌号及几何形状都太弱了
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刀片载荷过大
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刀片已形成了积屑瘤
原因
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降低切削速度
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采用韧性更佳的牌号
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降低进给率
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采用更强壮的刀体
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采用更强固的负前角刀片
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采用螺钉夹持式替代自夹式
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调整刀片中心高度
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减小刀具悬伸
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×
积屑瘤
积屑瘤
原因
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切削区域温度太低
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负型刀片
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加工材料粘性高,如低碳钢,不锈钢及铝
解决方案
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提高切削速度
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采用带锋利切削刃的可转位刀片
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提高冷却液压力
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×
Flank Wear
Flank Wear
Cause
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High cutting speed
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Low wear resistance carbide grade
Remedy
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Reduce cutting speed
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Use harder grade
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Increase coolant pressure
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Adjust center height position
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×
Crater Wear
Crater Wear
Cause
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Excessive cutting temperatures and pressures on the top of the insert.
Remedy
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Use harder grade
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Reduce cutting speed
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Increase coolant pressure
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Use an insert with a positive cutting rake
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×
Plastic Deformation
Plastic Deformation
Cause
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Cutting temperature is too high
Remedy
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Use harder grade
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Reduce feed rate
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Reduce cutting speed
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Increase coolant pressure
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×
Notch Wear
Notch Wear
Cause
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Cutting speed too high, or insufficient insert wear resistance of the carbide grade
Remedy
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Reduce the cutting speed
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Use harder grade
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Use reinforced cutting edge negative cutting rake
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Adjust center height position
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Increase the coolant pressure
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×
Thermal Cracking
Thermal Cracking
Cause
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Excessive variations in surface temperature, intermittent machining, or variations in coolant supply
Remedy
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Reduce cutting speed
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Reduce feed rate
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Use tougher grade
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Use stronger edge geometry
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Turn off coolant supply when machining interrupted cuts
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×
Edge Fracture
Edge Fracture
Cause
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Caused by excessive insert wear before indexing the insert
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The grade and geometry could be too weak for the applications
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Excessive load on the insert
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Built-up edge has been formed on the insert
Remedy
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Reduce the cutting speed
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Use tougher grade
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Reduce feed rate
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Reduce tool extension
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Use more stable tool holder
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Use reinforced cutting edge negative cutting rake
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Use screw clamping instead of self clamping
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Check center height position
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Use screw clamping instead of self- clamping
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×
Built-up Edge
Built-up Edge
Cause
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Cutting zone temperature is too low
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Negative cutting geometry
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Machining of very sticky materials such as low-carbon steel, stainless steels, and aluminum
Remedy
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Increase the cutting speed
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Use an insert with a positive cutting rake
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Increase the coolant pressure
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×
Flank Wear
Flank Wear
Cause
-
High cutting speed
-
Low wear resistance carbide grade
Remedy
-
Reduce cutting speed
-
Use harder grade
-
Increase coolant pressure
-
Adjust center height position
-
×
Crater Wear
Crater Wear
Cause
-
Excessive cutting temperatures and pressures on the top of the insert.
Remedy
-
Use harder grade
-
Reduce cutting speed
-
Increase coolant pressure
-
Use an insert with a positive cutting rake
-
×
Plastic Deformation
Plastic Deformation
Cause
-
Cutting temperature is too high
Remedy
-
Use harder grade
-
Reduce feed rate
-
Reduce cutting speed
-
Increase coolant pressure
-
×
Notch Wear
Notch Wear
Cause
-
Cutting speed too high, or insufficient insert wear resistance of the carbide grade
Remedy
-
Reduce the cutting speed
-
Use harder grade
-
Use reinforced cutting edge negative cutting rake
-
Adjust center height position
-
Increase the coolant pressure
-
×
Thermal Cracking
Thermal Cracking
Cause
-
Excessive variations in surface temperature, intermittent machining, or variations in coolant supply
Remedy
-
Reduce cutting speed
-
Reduce feed rate
-
Use tougher grade
-
Use stronger edge geometry
-
Turn off coolant supply when machining interrupted cuts
-
×
Edge Fracture
Edge Fracture
Cause
-
Caused by excessive insert wear before indexing the insert
-
The grade and geometry could be too weak for the applications
-
Excessive load on the insert
-
Built-up edge has been formed on the insert
Remedy
-
Reduce cutting speed
-
Use tougher grade
-
Reduce feed rate
-
Reduce tool extension
-
Use more stable tool holder
-
Use reinforced cutting edge negative cutting rake
-
Check center height
-
Use screw clamping instead of self- clamping
-
×
Built-up Edge
Built-up Edge
Cause
-
Cutting zone temperature is too low
-
Negative cutting geometry
-
Machining of very sticky materials such as low-carbon steel, stainless steels, and aluminum
Remedy
-
Increase the cutting speed
-
Use an insert with a positive cutting rake
-
Increase the coolant pressure