Influence of Combined Hard and Fine Machining on the Surface Properties of Cemented Carbides

Andreas K, Merklein M, Engel U (2012)

Publication Type: Journal article

Publication year: 2012

Journal

Tribology in Industry University of Kragujevac

Publisher: None

Book Volume: 34

Pages Range: 119-127

Journal Issue: 3

Abstract

As a result of recent developments in cold forging cemented carbides are increasingly used as tool materials. Due to their high hardness only electrical discharge machining (EDM) and grinding are suitable for tool machining. The structure of tool surface has significant influence on dominating failure mechanisms wear and fatigue. For improvement of tribological conditions the surface is polished in a finale processing step. The result of hard and fine machining is a specific combination of coarse and fine structure which is determined by processing parameters. The different surface structures lead to a particular tool behavior in forming process. This paper aims to show the influence of combined hard and fine machining on the surface properties of cemented carbides. © 2012 Published by Faculty of Engineering.

Authors with CRIS profile

Kolja Andreas Institute of Manufacturing Technology Marion Merklein Institute of Manufacturing Technology Ulf Engel Institute of Manufacturing Technology

Additional Organisation(s)

Institute of Manufacturing Technology

How to cite

APA:

Andreas, K., Merklein, M., & Engel, U. (2012). Influence of Combined Hard and Fine Machining on the Surface Properties of Cemented Carbides. Tribology in Industry, 34(3), 119-127.

MLA:

Andreas, Kolja, Marion Merklein, and Ulf Engel. "Influence of Combined Hard and Fine Machining on the Surface Properties of Cemented Carbides." Tribology in Industry 34.3 (2012): 119-127.

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