Ecodesign of the Aluminum Bronze Cutting Process
The realization of products from materials with high properties generally involves very high energy consumption. Thus, in the research, it was considered to optimize the machining process by cutting of an aluminum bronze alloy, so as to obtain a reduction in energy consumption in correlation with th...
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| description | The realization of products from materials with high properties generally involves very high energy consumption. Thus, in the research, it was considered to optimize the machining process by cutting of an aluminum bronze alloy, so as to obtain a reduction in energy consumption in correlation with the roughness of the machined surfaces. The research focused on the processing of a semi-finished product with a diameter of Ø = 20 mm made of aluminum bronze (C62300). In addition, in the research, the aim was to establish some correlations between the amount of power consumed and the quality of the surfaces processed by cutting. In this sense, the forces were measured in the 3 directions specific to the cutting process (<i>F<sub>c</sub></i>; <i>F<sub>f</sub></i>; <i>F<sub>p</sub></i>) for 3 tools construction variants and power consumed. The results showed that, if a certain constructive variant of the cutting tool is used in the processing, a reduction of the power consumed to cutting can be obtained by approximately 30% and a reduction of the roughness of the processed surface by approximately 90–100%. Furthermore, following the statistical processing of the results, it was shown that it would be advisable to use, especially in roughing processes, the cutting tool variant that offers the greatest reduction in roughness and cutting power. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-638c9b038d364e79ae2d966a70567eba2023-11-30T21:26:36ZengMDPI AGMaterials1996-19442022-04-01158273510.3390/ma15082735Ecodesign of the Aluminum Bronze Cutting ProcessDan Dobrotă0Mihaela Oleksik1Anca Lucia Chicea2Faculty of Engineering, University Lucian Blaga of Sibiu, Str. Emil Cioran, Nr.4, 550025 Sibiu, RomaniaFaculty of Engineering, University Lucian Blaga of Sibiu, Str. Emil Cioran, Nr.4, 550025 Sibiu, RomaniaFaculty of Engineering, University Lucian Blaga of Sibiu, Str. Emil Cioran, Nr.4, 550025 Sibiu, RomaniaThe realization of products from materials with high properties generally involves very high energy consumption. Thus, in the research, it was considered to optimize the machining process by cutting of an aluminum bronze alloy, so as to obtain a reduction in energy consumption in correlation with the roughness of the machined surfaces. The research focused on the processing of a semi-finished product with a diameter of Ø = 20 mm made of aluminum bronze (C62300). In addition, in the research, the aim was to establish some correlations between the amount of power consumed and the quality of the surfaces processed by cutting. In this sense, the forces were measured in the 3 directions specific to the cutting process (<i>F<sub>c</sub></i>; <i>F<sub>f</sub></i>; <i>F<sub>p</sub></i>) for 3 tools construction variants and power consumed. The results showed that, if a certain constructive variant of the cutting tool is used in the processing, a reduction of the power consumed to cutting can be obtained by approximately 30% and a reduction of the roughness of the processed surface by approximately 90–100%. Furthermore, following the statistical processing of the results, it was shown that it would be advisable to use, especially in roughing processes, the cutting tool variant that offers the greatest reduction in roughness and cutting power.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/15/8/2735ecodesignaluminum bronzecuttingforce measurementroughness |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Ecodesign of the Aluminum Bronze Cutting Process |
| title_short | Ecodesign of the Aluminum Bronze Cutting Process |
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