Optimization of Process Parameters in CFRP Machining with Diamond Abrasive Cutters

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Abstract
The present paper proposes a methodology to optimize process parameters for trimming applications with diamond abrasive cutters. This methodology is based on the study of quality of trimmed surface, through material integrity and surface roughness, and on the study of cutting mechanisms. Their evolutions according to tool parameters and cutting conditions have been analysed. Results show that diamond grits size must be chosen according to the required surface roughness. Feedrate must respect cutting limitations due to CFRP removal mechanisms with abrasive cutters, which have been identify through analyses of specific cutting energy. Finally, a protocol in two steps is proposed to determine the optimum process parameters according to the application. Firstly, constraint functions due to respect of quality and to limiting cutting phenomena are defined. Thus, limiting values of process parameters are determined. Then, process parameters are selected in order to optimize productivity.
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Authors Boudelier, Aude;Ritou, Mathieu;Garnier, Sebastien;Furet, Benoît;
Journal advanced materials research
Year 2011
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http://dx.doi.org/10.4028%2Fwww.scientific.net%2FAMR.223.774
Keywords
cfrp laminate composite cutting mechanism diamond abrasive cutter productivity surface roughness (sr) trimming

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