Turning operation is fundamental in the manufacturing industry to produce cylindrical parts especially for producing near-nett shape, and aesthetic requirements with good dimensional accuracy. This present research chapter, an attempt has been made to investigate the machining characteristics of titanium alloys. The investigation has been carried out to measure the effect of tool flank wear, surface roughness, cutting force and temperature on different cutting tools by adopting Taguchi’s design of experiment concept. This investigation was set to analyse and develop a mathematical model using response surface methodology, fuzzy logic. The observed responses were optimized using grey relational grade algorithm. Except for a few cases, the experimental results have close proximity (95%) to the predicted value. This validates the model developed in this work. Orthogonal array with grey relational analysis has been successfully implemented for the optimization of the machining parameters. The optimized cutting conditions evolved in this research study will help to achieve better machinability of these advanced materials like titanium alloy.

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Machining of titanium alloys and composites for aerospace applications : special topic volume with invited peer reviewed papers only

Machining Of Titanium Alloys And Composites For Aerospace Applications (materials Science Forum)

edited by Redouane Zitoune, Vijayan Krishnaraj and J. P. Davim

S. Ramesh; L. Karunamoorthy

Materials science forum, Durnten-Zurich, Switzerland, Durnten-zurich, 2013

Trans Tech Publications, Ltd, Durnten-Zurich, Switzerland, 2013

Switzerland, Switzerland

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Includes bibliogeaphical references and index.

Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters BCI (WoS).The literature detailing the effects of varying operating parameters on tool life when machining Titanium alloy is comprehensive, however, relatively little of this data refers to their effects on machined workpiece surface integrity particularly, residual stress generation and distortion created. Greater knowledge of the effects of operating parameters on surface integrity is critical to the acceptance of new environment, cutting path and cutting sequence strategies on machining of Ti6Al4V aerospace alloys to increase the functional requirements and fatigue life of the milled thin components. In this book four chapters have been included to address the above reported issues. Eight invited and peer-reviewed papers offer perspectives by mechanical and materials engineers on issues related to machining aerospace parts made of the two materials. Their topics include turning investigations on machining of titanium alloy Ti64 with different cutting tool inserts, the multi-objective optimization of drilling titanium alloy Ti64A4V, the laser assisted machining of titanium alloys, the influence of tool geometry and machining parameters on the surface quality and the effect of surface quality on the compressive strength of plastic reinforced with carbon fiber, and challenges in drilling multi-materials

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