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Application and Research of High Speed Cutting Tool Material, Selection and Process

Fengjia Li

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This paper mainly introduces the basic principle of high speed cutting technology, studies the basic requirements of the high-speed cutting tool material, cutting tool material, and describes common high-speed cutting tool material and its selection, and finally introduces high-speed cutting machine and CNC.

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This paper mainly introduces the basic principle of high speed cutting technology, studies the basic requirements of the high-speed cutting tool material, cutting tool material, and describes common high-speed cutting tool material and its selection, and finally introduces high-speed cutting machine and CNC.

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This paper mainly introduces the basic principle of high speed cutting technology, studies the basic requirements of the high-speed cutting tool material, cutting tool material, and describes common high-speed cutting tool material and its selection, and finally introduces high-speed cutting machine and CNC.

Key concepts: High-speed steel, Process (computing), Selection (genetic algorithm), Mechanical engineering, Manufacturing engineering, Cutting tool, Engineering drawing, Material selection

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