Analysis of the Influence of Mill Helix Angle on Chatter Stability

By Mikel Zatarain, Jokin Munoa, G. Peigné, Tamás Insperger. 2006

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

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The effect of serration on mechanics and stability of milling cutters (2010, background): “This type of stability loss is related to period doubling (PD, also called flip) in milling [5,25–27].”
A New Metric for Automated Stability Identification in Time Domain Milling Simulation (2016, unknown): “[41].”
Estimates of the bistable region in metal cutting (2008, unknown): “The main goal of these kinds of measurements is to determine the cutting coefficients in different directions, which are essential to predict the stability of certain cutting operations (Altintas & Budak 1995; Altintas 2000; Bayly et al. 2003; Warminski et al. 2003; Insperger & Stepan 2004; Merdol &”
Analysis of Milling Stability by the Chebyshev Collocation Method: Algorithm and Optimal Stable Immersion Levels (2009, background): “Isolated islands of instability due to the periodicity of the process [22] or nonzero helix angles [23,24] have recently been discovered.”
Analysis of directional factors in milling: importance of multi-frequency calculation and of the inclusion of the effect of the helix angle (2010, background): “[13] showed that the helix of the tool produces the transformation of the added lobes into instability islands.”
Surface roughness variation of thin wall milling, related to modal interactions (2008, background): “Recently, Zatarain [15] and Insperger [16] studied the influence of the tool helix angle on chatter stability.”
On the Global Dynamics of Chatter in the Orthogonal Cutting Model (2011, unknown): “By analysing when steady cutting is linearly unstable, we may thus identify combinations of technological parameters which the machinist should avoid [3–10].”