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Actual Problems in Machine Building. 2016. N 3

Innovative Technologies

in Mechanical Engineering

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INVESTIGATION OF THE TEMPERATURE AT MILLING FIBREGLASS

Gayst S. V.

, Ph.D. student, e-mail:

sergei_gaist@mail.ru

Markov A. M

., Vice Rector,

D.Sc

. (Engineering), Professor, e-mail:

andmarkov@inbox.ru

Cherdancev P. O.

, Ph.D. (Engineering), Associate Professor, e-mail:

p004092@yandex.ru

Kataeva S. A.

, Master’s Degree student, e-mail:

Kataeva.Sof@gmail.com

Lapenkov E. Y.

, Master’s Degree student, e-mail:

ewgenii018@mail.ru

I.I. Polzunov Altai State Technical University, 46 Lenin Prospekt, Barnaul, Altai region, 656038,

Russian Federation

Abstract

This article discusses the problems associated with machining fiberglass plastics, in particular

milling operations. Special attention is given to the heat generated during cutting fiberglass plastics,

as the distribution of heat between the tool, workpiece and chips in the following ratio: ≈ 90%; ≈

5%, 5%.Additionally, at temperatures above 300 - 350 ° C start intensive thermal destruction and

degradation of the polymeric binder, which causes it to stick to the cutting edge of the tool. Thus,

the method described studies to determine the degree of influence of the cutting process modes

fiberglass plastics milling temperature in the cutting zone, as well as obtaining empirical

relationships can be used to predict the temperature in designing milling operations as well as the

comparative evaluation of various designs of cutters.

Keywords

Fiberglass, cutting tools, milling, heat, temperature, cutting area, cutting conditions, experiment,

infrared thermometer, empirical relationships