Optimization of feedrate in a face milling operation using a surface roughness model

@article{Baek2001OptimizationOF,
  title={Optimization of feedrate in a face milling operation using a surface roughness model},
  author={D. K. Baek and T. J. Ko and H. Kim},
  journal={International Journal of Machine Tools & Manufacture},
  year={2001},
  volume={41},
  pages={451-462}
}
  • D. K. Baek, T. J. Ko, H. Kim
  • Published 2001
  • Engineering
  • International Journal of Machine Tools & Manufacture
    • Optimization of feedrate is valuable in terms of providing high precision and efficient machining. The surface roughness is particularly sensitive to the feedrate and the runout errors of the inserts in a face-milling operation. This paper analyzes the effects of the insert runout errors and the variation of the feedrate on the surface roughness and the dimensional accuracy in a face-milling operation using a surface roughness model. The validity of the developed model was proved through… CONTINUE READING
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