Metal Cutting Principles. 2nd Edition

Author: Chen Riyao
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Publish Date: 2007-01-02
Features: This book is revised and rewritten based on the seventh edition of the textbook "Metal Cutting Principles," originally published in 1985 and updated according to the new teaching syllabus of 1990. The book is divided into several parts: Introduction, Basic Definitions, Tool Materials, Metal Cutting Deformation Process, Cutting Force, Cutting Heat and Temperature, Tool Wear and Failure, Tool Durability, Machinability of Materials, Cutting Fluids, Surface Finish of Machined Surfaces, Selection of Rational Geometric Parameters of Tools, Determination of Cutting Conditions, and Grinding. New additions include the machining of non-metallic materials, computer-aided testing and prediction of cutting forces, distribution of tool durability, metal cutting databases, the impact of automation and flexibility on cutting condition selection, and diamond wheel wear. This book can be used as a teaching material for undergraduate students majoring in mechanical manufacturing (cold working) in universities and also serves as a reference for scientific and technical personnel engaged in mechanical manufacturing.