Deformation analysing for thin-walled parts based on analysis of single-tooth or multi-tooth milling Online publication date: Tue, 27-Nov-2018
by Jian-Wei Ma; Ning Zhang; Si-Yu Chen; Wei-Wei Su; Guo-Qing Hu
International Journal of Machining and Machinability of Materials (IJMMM), Vol. 20, No. 6, 2018
Abstract: The milling deformation is a commonly encountered problem in the thin-walled parts machining process which affects the machining quality and the machining efficiency a lot. In this study, the influences of single-tooth milling and multi-tooth milling on the deformation of thin-walled parts flank milling are investigated and a simulation model by using ABAQUS is established. Based on which, the accurate milling deformation value and the deformation law for the thin-walled parts can be obtained under different machining parameters. The verification experiment shows that multi-tooth milling by using large radius cutting depth can achieve good machining quality for the thin-walled parts, and the simulation model can recognise the milling deformation of the thin-walled parts accurately. The achievements provide an approach to obtain the milling deformation for thin-walled parts in advance, thereby make a guidance for the milling parameter selection and improve the machining quality.
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