ANALYSIS OF THE CHANGE IN ROUGHNESS ON A FACE-MILLED SURFACE MEASURED EVERY 45° DIRECTION TO THE FEED
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https://doi.org/10.20998/2078-7405.2021.95.04%20%20%20%20Abstract
In this article, we analyze the difference (inhomogeneity) of the roughness values measured on a nonalloy carbon steel surface milled with a parallelogram-shaped (κr = 90°) insert as a function of the the tool movement direction and the relative position of the examining points on the workpiece surface. The characteristic distribution of roughness and the magnitude of the deviations were examined by measuring at selected points along several planes on a surface characterized by the movement conditions of the workpiece and the symmetrically arranged tool perpendicular to the machined surface, which formed double milling marks. The selected points mark the lines with specified inclinations with respect to the feed direction, and their measured values were compared. In these directions, the magnitude of the difference in roughness measures was obtained.
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