Experimental and Numerical Study of Sudden Stop Case for Twist Drill Tool and Treated by Lubricant
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Abstract
The drilling process using a twist drill tool has high interest in industry, especially in plate metal work.Consequently, during the first penetration through the metal, the sudden stop of the tool at the cutting end or the pulling of the tool from the work piece in the finish can cause crystal nodes to form.This generates torsional torque between the tool and the work piece, which causes torsional shear stress and strain to be translated to the tool root, potentially leading to failure or a dislocated catch region, resulting in hole deformation.So, this paper focuses on how to deal with the increasing stress and strain caused by a sudden stop by using a lubricant liquid that directs flow when a strain gauge attached to the cutting tool detects increasing tool strain.The experimental strain readings in dry conditions and with lubricant liquid are recorded.The Timoshenko equations are used to improve the translation of stress and strain to the tool root and to simulate a torsional case in a cutting tool subjected to torsional torque with the same experimental value (576, 220, 130, 95 N.m.).The results are approximately convergence with a R2 correction factor of 0.9.
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