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MILLING TITANIUM  Table 9 Machinability Factor Km for Titanium Grades                 Machinability



                                                         Typical representative
                        Group
                                                                                            Factor Km
                                                                             Hardness
                                       Designation
                                                                  Condition*
                                                                             HB 150-200
                        Pure Titanium
                                                                                             1.70
                                       Grade 2
                                                                  ELI
                                                                             HRC 31-34
                                                                                             1.25
                                       Ti-5Al-2.5Sn
                        Α-and near-α
                                                                  A
                                                                             HRC 31-34
                                       Ti-5Al-2.5Sn
                                                                                             1.15
                        Titanium
                                       Ti-8Al-1Mo-1V
                                                                             HRC 34-36
                                                                                             1.10
                                                                  DA
                                       Ti-6Al-4V
                                                                  A
                                                                                             1.00
                                                                             HRC 32-36
                                       Ti-6Al-4v
                        Α-β Titanium
                                                                             HRC 34-38
                                                                  A
                                       Ti-8V-5Fe-1Al
                                                                                             0.97
                                                                                             0.90
                                       Ti-6Al-4V                  ELI        HRC 30-35       1.10
                                                                  STA
                                                                             HRC 39-41
                                       Ti-5Al-5Mo-5V3Cr           BASCA      HRC 34-36       0.57
                        Β-and near-β   Ti-10V-2Fe-4Al             STA        HRC 35-42       0.56
                        Titanium       Ti-13V-11Cr-3Al            A          HRC 39-41       0.53
                                       Ti-5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr          STA        HRC 36-44       0.51
                        * A- annealed, BASCA- beta annealed, slow cooled and aged, DA - duplex annealed, ELI - extra low interstitials,
                        STA - solution treate d and age d
                        Table 10 Engagement Factor Ke
                        Ae/d       1.00    0.93    0.75     0.5    0.37    0.25     0.12    0.10    0.07
                        AE         180°    150°    120°     90°     75°     60°    40.5°    36°     30°
                        Ke         0.80    0.90    0.95    1.00    1.05     1.20    1.30    1.50    1.80
                        Example
                        Find the cutting speed for a face milling operation performed by a DOVEIQMILL indexable milling
                        cutter carrying inserts, made from carbide grade IC840.
                        The cutter diameter is 100 mm (4 in), the set width of cut is 70 mm (2.75 in) and the
                        width of cut 2.5 mm (0.1 in). The workpiece material is Ti-6Al-4V, annealed.
                        Assume that operation stability is sufficient (face milling by the cutter of relatively
                        big diameter, short overhang, good conditions of a machine tool, proper
                        workpiece clamping) and machining type is medium (ap is 2.5 mm).
                     1.  Rough estimating with the use of Table 6: starting speed Vc=60 m/min (197 sfm)
                     2.  More accurate calculations using equation (1):
                        Vo=48 m/min (157 sfm), Km=1, Ke≈0.96 (Tables 7, 9, 10 correspondingly),
                        Ks=1.Vc=48×1×0.96×1=46 m/min (151 sfm)
                        The discrepancies in the received results are significant: rough
                        estimating results in 30% more cutting speed.
                        Example

                        During process planning, a technologist examines applying an 80 mm (3 in) Dia. indexable
                        extended flute shell mill for rough machining deep shoulder. The workpiece material is
                        “triple 5 titanium” (Ti-5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr), HRC 39-41. Cutting parameters: ap=85 mm
                        (3.35 in), ae=20 mm (0.79 in), wet coolant supply – internal. The carbide grade of inserts
                        mounted in the shell mill is IC882. The operation will be performed on a new machine tool,
                        workholding is rigid and, despite a relatively high overhang of the shell mill, which is mounted
                        on arbor, operational stability is normal. Which Vc should be chosen for further calculation
                        and analysis? Assuming that machining is hard, with the use of Tables 7, 9 and 10:
                        Vo=38 m/min (125 sfm), Km=0.51, Ke=1.2 (ae/d=0.25). Ks=1.
                        Vc=38×0.51×1.2×1=23 m/min (76 sfm)
                        Rough estimating with the use of Table 6 (the lower speed limit
                        for heavy roughing) gives 25 m/min (80 sfm).





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