ANOVA and correlation analysis of feed, cutting forces and tool vibration in 11SMn30 steel turning
Csaba FELHŐ, Tanuj NAMBOODRI
Abstract. The shift towards industry 4.0 in automative parts manufacturing and cloud machining solutions requires an understanding of materials machinability. To manufacture high quality products feed, cutting forces and tool vibration are important machining parameters that their dependence on one another other needs to be identified. This paper studies the Pearson correlation between feed, cutting forces and tool vibration and ANOVA is calculated to verify the validity of model. 11SMn30 a widely used steel grade for manufacturing shafts was used in the current study because of its very good machinability. The results suggests that feed rate influences both cutting forces as well as vibration in tool which has an overall effect on product quality.
Keywords
11SMn30 Steel Grade, Machinability, Cutting Forces, Tool Vibration, Correlation Analysis, ANOVA
Published online 12/10/2024, 8 pages
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Published under license by Materials Research Forum LLC., Millersville PA, USA
Citation: Csaba FELHŐ, Tanuj NAMBOODRI, ANOVA and correlation analysis of feed, cutting forces and tool vibration in 11SMn30 steel turning, Materials Research Proceedings, Vol. 46, pp 184-191, 2024
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21741/9781644903377-24
The article was published as article 24 of the book Innovative Manufacturing Engineering and Energy
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