Manufacturing Technology 2020, 20(1):36-44 | DOI: 10.21062/mft.2020.011

Investigation on Tool Wear Mechanism during dry cutting 304 Stainless Steel

Jianjian Chen, Yufeng Wang, Yan Zhang, Shubao Yang, Xingquan Zhang
1 AnHui Province Key Laboratory of Special Heavy Load Robot, 243032, Maanshan, China
2 School of Mechanical Engineering, Anhui University of Technology, 243032, Maanshan, China

With the determined parameters of cutting speed, feed rate and back cutting depth, cemented carbide tool was adopted to dry cut 304 stainless steel, exploring the tool wear failure mechanism and its effect on the surface quality of the workpiece under different cutting times. The morphology of the tool surface is observed by scanning electron microscopy, and the component of the tool is analyzed by energy dispersive spectroscopy. The three-dimensional microscopic shape of workpiece surface is observed by a three-dimensional shape analyzer and the surface rough-ness Ra was measured. The results indicate that during the process of 6-minute cutting, the abrasive wear and adhe-sion wear are occurred on the tool, the surface quality of the machined workpiece is good; during the process of 12-minute cutting, oxidation wear is appeared while the tool subjects abrasive wear and adhesion wear, and the surface quality of the machined workpiece become pool; during the process of 18-minute cutting, the tool is under the com-bined action of various wear mechanism. Because of the passivation of tool nose, the surface quality of the work-piece is deteriorated, and it can’t meet the requirements of finish machining. In the process of dry cutting workpiec-es by cemented carbide tool, the tool suffers abrasive wear, adhesion wear and oxidation wear. The surface quality of the workpiece is declined due to the passivation of the tool nose.

Keywords: Cemented carbide, 304 Stainless steel, Wear mechanism, Dry cutting, Surface roughness
Grants and funding:

Key Research and Development Projects in Anhui (201904a05020065).
National Natural Science Foundation of Anhui province (No. 1708085ME110).

Prepublished online: July 31, 2020; Published: August 6, 2020  Show citation

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