CUTTING TEMPERATURE IN INTERMITTENT CUTTING

Abstract

With increasing cutting speed, the cutting temperature increases only to a certain limit, and in case of intermittent cutting, it even reduces after a certain maximum, as stated by Salomon. A new empirical function is suggested, which describes the relationship between cutting speed and cutting temperature even at high cutting speeds and in case of intermittent cutting appropriately. The new function has been applied to non-metallic coat formation in case of intermittent cutting.