Angle-rounding method and tool
AssigneeSnecma
InventorsVincent Dessoly, Marcel Claude Mons, Ana Carmen Viguera Sancho
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Abstract
A method of angle rounding at an intersection between two surfaces of a workpiece, the method including machining away a minimum volume of material from the intersection of the two surfaces, thereby giving a convex rounded shape to the intersection of the two surfaces, the curved shape being located relative to the workpiece on the outside of a circular arc tangential to the two surfaces at the point where the curved shape connects with the two surfaces.
Claims14
1-10. (canceled)
A method of angle rounding at an intersection between two surfaces of a workpiece, the method comprising:
- machining away a minimum volume of material from an intersection of the two surfaces, thereby giving a convex rounded shape to the intersection of the two surfaces, the curved shape being located relative to the workpiece on an outside of a circular arc tangential to the two surfaces at a point where the curved shape connects with the two surfaces.
A milling, trimming tool for angle rounding at an intersection of two surfaces of a workpiece, the tool comprising:
- a body extending along an axis of rotation of the tool and including teeth regularly distributed about the axis and spaced apart from one another by flutes for receiving swarf,
- wherein each tooth includes at least one concave curved wall situated on an outside of a circular arc having its concave side facing towards the outside of the tool, and that is connected at its ends to ends of the concave curved wall.
A turning tool for angle rounding at the intersection of two surfaces of a workpiece, the tool comprising:
- a cutter plate including a concave curved cutting edge, wherein the concave curved cutting edge is situated relative to the workpiece for machining on an outside of a circular arc having its concave side facing towards the outside of the tool, and is connected at its ends to ends of the cutting edge.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.