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Revealing the Negative Effect of Ultrasonic Vibration on Tool Wear in SiCf/SiC Milling
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• Thermo-mechanical competition governs ultrasonic vibration efficacy in tool wear. • Vibration aids chip removal in dry cutting but induces fatigue chipping under cooling. • LN2 cooling extends tool life 20-fold by suppressing thermally-induced graphitization. • Intense cooling shifts dominant failure mode from graphitization to abrasive wear. • Surface quality is directly mapped by tool edge stability rather than cooling intensity.
Keywords:
Tool wear
Ultrasonic vibration
Cooling effects
Graphitization
Abrasive wear
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