Methods of Evaluating Machinability
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Methods of Evaluating Machinability
Methods of Evaluating Machinability - Common methods of evaluating the machinability are by using one or more of the following criteria.
(i) Tool life for a given surface meter speed and tool geometry.
(ii) Cubic cm per minute of stock removed
(iii) Power required, which is also related to cutting forces.
(iv)Surface texture. A material that produces a better surface texture under equal conditions is considered to possess a higher degree of machinability.
(v) Temperature of the cutting tool or chip.
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