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Machinability
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Summary
Machinability refers to the ease with which a material can be cut or shaped by a machine tool, influencing both the
Efficiency of the manufacturing process
and the
Quality of the final product
. It is determined by factors such as
Material Hardness
,
Thermal Conductivity
, and
Chemical Composition
, which affect
Tool Wear
,
Surface Finish
, and
Cutting Forces
.
Concepts
Material Hardness
Thermal Conductivity
Chemical Composition
Tool Wear
Surface Finish
Cutting Forces
Chip Formation
Cutting Speed
Feed Rate
Coolant Use
Tool Life
Machining Efficiency
Material Removal Rate
Cutting Mechanics
Machining
Metal Cutting
Relevant Degrees
Machining and Working with Chips 75%
Mechanical Technology 13%
Machine Elements 13%
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