| Summary: | The DD407 single crystal Ni-based superalloy with a face-centered cubic structure exhibits strong anisotropic characteristics. In order to reveal the material chip formation mechanism and the impact effect of crystal orientations on the materials’ milling machinability, a combination of experimental observations and theoretical analysis were applied in this study. Considering the resolved shear stress and slip system theories, a fundamental theoretical explanation of the milling force and surface quality along different crystal directions on the (001) crystal plane of the DD407 single crystal Ni-based superalloy was proposed based on a previously constructed anisotropic milling model. Our work in this research verifies that [110] crystal direction on the (001) crystal plane of the DD407 single crystal Ni-based superalloy is the most optimal feeding direction during milling, taking into account surface roughness and morphology, slot bottom plastic deformation, work hardening, and chip edge burr feature.
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