Fabricate And Investigate The Performance Of Alumina Based Ceramic Cutting Tool With Different Edge

The research in this project focused on the comparison performance between two cutting tools with different edge. Both cutting tools will be fabricated based on the alumina powder processing with round and sharp edges. For each cutting tool, a special mould will be utilized according to the required...

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Fabricate And Investigate The Performance Of Alumina Based Ceramic Cutting Tool With Different Edge
description The research in this project focused on the comparison performance between two cutting tools with different edge. Both cutting tools will be fabricated based on the alumina powder processing with round and sharp edges. For each cutting tool, a special mould will be utilized according to the required shape. Specific weight of alumina powder will be processed with ball mill and poured into the designated mould to produce the green body of alumina inserts. These green bodies will be sintered at proposed 1400oC with 9 hours soaking time to produce refractory solid ceramic inserts. The mechanical properties of both insert will be examined according to the density, hardness and dimensions. The cutting tools will be further tested in tool wear evaluation by machining with AISI 1045 with variation of cutting speeds and feed rates around 200-250 m/min and 0.1-0.125 mm/rev respectively, while depth of cut will be kept constant at 0.5 mm. The wear at the edge of both inserts will be monitored with optical microscope and further scrutinized using Scanning Electron Microscope for failure modes analysis. On the same time, the surface roughness will be assessing using surface roughness tester and optical microscope to differentiate the surface characteristics machined by the cutting tools fabricated. The results from this study should be useful to develop alumina based cutting tool for low cost and small scale machining operations.
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author Mat Amin, Mohd Imran
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title Fabricate And Investigate The Performance Of Alumina Based Ceramic Cutting Tool With Different Edge
title_short Fabricate And Investigate The Performance Of Alumina Based Ceramic Cutting Tool With Different Edge
title_full Fabricate And Investigate The Performance Of Alumina Based Ceramic Cutting Tool With Different Edge
title_fullStr Fabricate And Investigate The Performance Of Alumina Based Ceramic Cutting Tool With Different Edge
title_full_unstemmed Fabricate And Investigate The Performance Of Alumina Based Ceramic Cutting Tool With Different Edge
title_sort fabricate and investigate the performance of alumina based ceramic cutting tool with different edge
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spelling my-utem-ep.238892022-02-18T15:15:02Z Fabricate And Investigate The Performance Of Alumina Based Ceramic Cutting Tool With Different Edge 2018 Mat Amin, Mohd Imran T Technology (General) TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery The research in this project focused on the comparison performance between two cutting tools with different edge. Both cutting tools will be fabricated based on the alumina powder processing with round and sharp edges. For each cutting tool, a special mould will be utilized according to the required shape. Specific weight of alumina powder will be processed with ball mill and poured into the designated mould to produce the green body of alumina inserts. These green bodies will be sintered at proposed 1400oC with 9 hours soaking time to produce refractory solid ceramic inserts. The mechanical properties of both insert will be examined according to the density, hardness and dimensions. The cutting tools will be further tested in tool wear evaluation by machining with AISI 1045 with variation of cutting speeds and feed rates around 200-250 m/min and 0.1-0.125 mm/rev respectively, while depth of cut will be kept constant at 0.5 mm. The wear at the edge of both inserts will be monitored with optical microscope and further scrutinized using Scanning Electron Microscope for failure modes analysis. On the same time, the surface roughness will be assessing using surface roughness tester and optical microscope to differentiate the surface characteristics machined by the cutting tools fabricated. The results from this study should be useful to develop alumina based cutting tool for low cost and small scale machining operations. 2018 Thesis http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/23889/ http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/23889/1/Fabricate%20And%20Investigate%20The%20Performance%20Of%20Alumina%20Based%20Ceramic%20Cutting%20Tool%20With%20Different%20Edge.pdf text en public http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/23889/2/Fabricate%20And%20Investigate%20The%20Performance%20Of%20Alumina%20Based%20Ceramic%20Cutting%20Tool%20With%20Different%20Edge.pdf text en validuser http://plh.utem.edu.my/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=113639 mphil masters Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka Faculty Of Manufacturing Engineering 1. Aslantas, K., Ucunb, I., and Cicekc, A. ,2011. Tool Life And Wear Mechanism Of Coated And Uncoated Al2O3/Ticn Mixed Ceramic Tools In Turning Hardened Alloy Steel. Journal of Science Direct, Wear 274– 275 (2012) 442– 451. 2. Azevedo, A., 2013. 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