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Causes and Remedies for the Problems Occurred in Carbide Inserts’ Working

Author : Date : 2013-3-28 0:10:32
Causes and Remedies for the Problems Occurred in Carbide Inserts’ Working
 
Problems
Causes
Remedies
Excessive Flank and Notch Wear
a)Cutting speed is too high or insufficient wear resistance
Reduce cutting speed or select a more wear resistance grade
b)Oxidation
Select a Al2O3 coated grade
For work hardening materials,select small entering angle or more wear-resistance grade
c)Attrition
Reduce the cutting speed
(when machining heat resistance material with ceramics increase cutting speed)
d)Oxidation
Select a cermet grade
Crater Wear
Diffusion wear due to too high cutting temperatures on the rake face
Select a Al2O3 coating grade.
Select a positive insert geometry.
First reduce speed to obtain low temperature,then reduce the feed.
Plastic Deformation
Cutting temperature too high combined with a high pressure
Select a harder grade with better resistance to plasticdeformation.
Edge depression
--Reduce speed
Flank impression
--Reduce feed
Built-up Edge
Workpiece material is welded to the insert due to:
Low cutting speed
Negative cutting geometry
Increase cutting speed
Select a positive cutting geometry.
Chip Hammering
The chips are deflected against the cutting edge.
Change the feed
Select an alternative insert geometry.
Frittering
Grade too brittle
Select tough grade
Insert geometry too weak
Select an insert with stronger geometry(Bigger chamfer for ceramic inserts)
Build-up edge
Increase cutting speed or select a positive geometry.
Reduce feed at the beginning of cut.
Thermal Cracks
Thermal crack due to thermal variations caused by intermittent machining.
Select a tough grade with better resistance to thermal shocks.
Varying coolant supply
Coolant should be applied copiously or not at all.
Insert Breakage
Grade too brittle
Select a tougher grade
Excessive load on the insert
Reduce the feed or depth of cut
Insert geometry too weak
Select stronger geometry
Preferably a single sided insert
Insert size too small
Select a thicker or larger insert
Slice-fracture Ceramics
Excessive tool pressure
Reduce the feed
Select a tougher grade
Select an insert with smaller chamfer.