Method for controlling flow localization in machining processes
AssigneePurdue Research Foundation
InventorsDinakar Sagapuram, Kevin Paul Trumble, Walter Dale Compton, Srinivasan Chandrasekar
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AssigneePurdue Research Foundation
InventorsDinakar Sagapuram, Kevin Paul Trumble, Walter Dale Compton, Srinivasan Chandrasekar
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A method for controlling flow localization in machining process is disclosed. By application of a constraint of sufficient level in the deformation zone and modifying the surface boundary conditions, suppression of unsteady flow and flow instabilities is achieved. The method enhances machined component quality by ensuring a uniform deformation state on the machined surface. Machined components are produced by ensuing uniform deformation by adopting constrained-cutting process for suppressing the instabilities and unsteady flow through a pre-determined location of the constraint of the constrained machining process relative to the machining tool.
A process of producing a machined component from a solid body, the process comprising the steps of:
The process according to 1, wherein the chip is continuously produced to have a nanostructured microstructure and the extruded chip is nanostructured.
The process according to 1, wherein the cutting edge is stationary and the solid body moves relative to the cutting edge during the continuous producing step.
The process according to 1, wherein the solid body rotates during the continuous producing and extruding steps.
The process according to 1, wherein the solid body is stationary and the cutting edge moves relative to the solid body during the continuous producing step.
The process according to 1, wherein the continuous producing and extruding steps are performed by a linear machining operation.
The process according to 1, wherein the extruding step induces a change in each of the two orthogonal dimensions.
The process according to 1, wherein the extruded chip has a round cross-sectional shape.
The process according to 1, wherein the extruded chip has a rectilinear cross-sectional shape.
The process according to 1, further comprising performing on the extruded chip at least one treatment chosen from the group consisting of thermal treatments, mechanical treatments, and thermo-mechanical treatments.
The process according to 1, further comprising the steps of plastically deforming the extruded chip to form a product.
The process according to 1, further comprising removing material from the extruded chip to form a product.
The process according to 1, further comprising at least one additive material process performed on the extruded chip to form a product.
The process according to 1, further comprising the step of placing the extruded chip in a matrix material to form a product in which the extruded chip is a reinforcement material for the matrix material.
The process according to 1, wherein the solid body is formed of a material chosen from the group consisting of metallic, intermetallic, composites, and ceramic materials, such that the extruded chip is entirely formed of the material.
A process of producing a machined component from a solid body, the process comprising the steps of:
A method of avoiding substantial flow localization in a chip during a machining operation using a constraining member, the method comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.