Surface finish improvement using a damping-alloy sleeve-insert tool holder in the end milling process

This study investigates the effect of a tool holder with a metallic damping alloy on both vibration reduction and surface finish improvement for use in an end-milling process. Two different configurations of damping alloys are designed: a collet and a sleeve inside a conventional tool holder. To det...

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Published in:International journal of advanced manufacturing technology 2020, Vol.106 (5-6), p.2433-2449
Main Authors: Kim, Minsu, Kim, JongHyun, Lee, Minkeon, Lee, Sun-Kyu
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Alloys
Aluminum
CAE) and Design
Carbon fiber reinforced plastics
Chatter
Computer-Aided Engineering (CAD
End milling
Engineering
Industrial and Production Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Media Management
Original Article
Polymers
Surface finish
Surface roughness
Tool holders
Vibration control
Vibration damping
Workpieces
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Industrial and Production Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Media Management
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Polymers
Surface finish
Surface roughness
Tool holders
Vibration control
Vibration damping
Workpieces
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