2016Comptes Rendus MécaniqueOpen access

Some insights on the modelling of chip formation and its morphology during metal cutting operations

Tarek Mabrouki, C. Courbon, Yancheng Zhang, J. Rech, Daniel Nélias, Muhammad Asad, Hédi Hamdi, Salim Belhadi, Ferdinando Salvatore

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The present paper deals with the mechanisms of chip formation during cutting operations. It deals with some experiments characterising the chip morphologies and microstructure chip investigations under high loadings. In this contribution, mechanisms of chip segmentation are presented. The effect of cutting conditions on cutting forces is treated. Consequently, the chip segmentation phenomenon was correlated to cutting forces evolutions. Also, an investigation on chip strain localisation is carried out. Numerical simulations dealing with chip formation and considering thermomechanical phenomena are also presented. Some numerical results related to chip formation based on the theory of strain gradient plasticity are also discussed. Moreover, the effect of machining system stiffness on chip segmentation is analysed.

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The present paper deals with the mechanisms of chip formation during cutting operations. It deals with some experiments characterising the chip morphologies and microstructure chip investigations under high loadings. In this contribution, mechanisms of chip segmentation are presented. The effect of cutting conditions on cutting forces is treated. Consequently, the chip segmentation phenomenon was correlated to cutting forces evolutions. Also, an investigation on chip strain localisation is carried out. Numerical simulations dealing with chip formation and considering thermomechanical phenomena are also presented. Some numerical results related to chip formation based on the theory of strain gradient plasticity are also discussed. Moreover, the effect of machining system stiffness on chip segmentation is analysed.

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The present paper deals with the mechanisms of chip formation during cutting operations. It deals with some experiments characterising the chip morphologies and microstructure chip investigations under high loadings. In this contribution, mechanisms of chip segmentation are presented. The effect of cutting conditions on cutting forces is treated. Consequently, the chip segmentation phenomenon was correlated to cutting forces evolutions. Also, an investigation on chip strain localisation is carried out. Numerical simulations dealing with chip formation and considering thermomechanical phenomena are also presented. Some numerical results related to chip formation based on the theory of strain gradient plasticity are also discussed. Moreover, the effect of machining system stiffness on chip segmentation is analysed.

Key concepts: Chip formation, Chip, Machining, Stiffness, Materials science, Mechanical engineering, Mechanics, Computer science

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