Experimental investigation and FEM analysis of chip morphology in the turning of ASTM F-75 CoCrMo alloy

Yıl 2024, Cilt: 42 Sayı: 3, 679 - 691, 12.06.2024

Ender Emir Burak Özdemir Erkan Bahçe

Öz

During the machining process, problems such as tool wear, high temperature, force distribu-tion, and surface quality deterioration must be fully understood. Control of these problems with experimental studies and numerical analyses is important in ensuring dimensional ac-curacy and surface integrity of the cutting tool, workpiece, and also the finished product. The aim of this study is to investigate the effects of machining parameters on chip morphology, residual stresses and tool wear in turning operations of ASTM-F75 CoCrMo alloy experi-mentally and by finite element method (FEM) simulation. The study was carried out at three different feed rates (0.1, 0.2, 0.3 mm/rev) and at a constant cutting speed of 80 m/min both experimentally on a CNC turning machine and with FEM simulation. From the obtained re-sults, the formation of cracks and adhesions on the surfaces of the chip were observed due to the increase of the feed rate. According to the orthogonal cutting model, chip height ratio (Gs) and tooth pitch (Pc) values of saw-tooth chips supported each other with measurements taken from both FEM images and experimental images. With the increase of the forward speed, the Gs ratio decreased, while the Pc increased. In addition, microscopic images obtained from the cutting tool also showed that the rate of crater wear gradually increased with increasing feed rate. As a result, it is seen that machining parameters have a significant effect on cutting tool and chip morphology in CoCrMo ASTM-F75 alloy turning.

Anahtar Kelimeler

ASTM-F75 CoCrMo Alloy, Chip Morphology Modelling, FEM, Turning

Kaynakça

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