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高速切削时刀屑接触区的应力分布直接影响切削过程、切削温度及刀具磨损。利用分子动力学技术对纳米切削过程中刀屑接触区的应力分布特征进行研究,分别采用EAM势、Tersoff 势及Morse势计算单晶铜原子间、单晶硅原子间、工件原子与刀具原子间的相互作用力。分析纳米尺度下刀屑接触长度随切削距离变化的规律,探讨刀具前角对刀屑接触区应力分布的影响,通过描述刀屑接触区切屑原子的运动情况,为阐释刀屑接触区的应力分布特征提供依据。研究结果表明在刀-铜屑接触区,正应力在切削刃处最大,随着到切削刃距离的增大而减小,在刀-硅屑接触区,正应力以规则的波动形式逐渐减小。而切应力在切削刃处为负值,随着到切削刃距离的增大,切应力在刀屑接触长度的三分之二处增大到最大值后逐渐减小至零。 相似文献
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摩擦系数是影响切削过程中切削力、切削热以及已加工表面形貌的重要参数。通过搭建力—热可控摩擦实验平台,探究温度—压力影响下SiCp/Al切削过程中颗粒—基体两相摩擦行为。基于摩擦工件表面粗糙度与表面形貌,揭示了温度—压力影响机理。结果表明,温度—压力作用本质是影响SiC颗粒磨削深度;摩擦系数受压力影响较大,而温度、压力与颗粒自锐性三者的共同作用决定摩擦后工件表面粗糙度。考虑颗粒—基体摩擦行为影响的SiCp/Al切削仿真模型能有效预测切削力,平均误差为3.28%;提高切削速度可有效改善SiC颗粒犁耕基体形成的三角形缺陷宽度,平均减少38.3%。该研究为进一步理解SiCp/Al切削过程中的摩擦特性与提高仿真预测精度提供了理论基础。 相似文献
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采用分子动力学方法构建了单晶Ni3Al纳米块和球形金刚石刀具模型,模拟金刚石刀具对单晶Ni3Al工件的纳米切削过程并分析切削过程中切屑和已加工表面的形成,切削力、工件温度和系统势能的变化规律.结果 表明:在切削区域,由于刀具的剪切和挤压作用,工件原子发生滑移,部分原子脱离初始位置,形成切屑和已加工表面;切屑和已加工表面的形成主要与切向力和法向力的作用有关;切削过程中工件温度和系统势能在不断增加,而已加工表面工件原子的弹性恢复和晶格重组又会减弱其增加速率. 相似文献
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工件旋转法磨削硅片的磨粒切削深度模型 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
半导体器件制造中,工件旋转法磨削是大尺寸硅片正面平坦化加工和背面薄化加工最广泛应用的加工方法。磨粒切削深度是反映磨削条件综合作用的磨削参量,其大小直接影响磨削工件的表面/亚表面质量,研究工件旋转法磨削的磨粒切削深度模型对于实现硅片高效率高质量磨削加工具有重要的指导意义。通过分析工件旋转法磨削过程中砂轮、磨粒和硅片之间的相对运动,建立磨粒切削深度模型,得到磨粒切削深度与砂轮直径和齿宽、加工参数以及工件表面作用位置间的数学关系。根据推导的磨粒切削深度公式,进一步研究工件旋转法磨削硅片时产生的亚表面损伤沿工件半径方向的变化趋势以及加工条件对磨削硅片亚表面损伤的影响规律,并进行试验验证。结果表明,工件旋转法磨削硅片的亚表面损伤深度沿硅片半径方向从边缘到中心逐渐减小,随着砂轮磨粒粒径、砂轮进给速度、工件转速的增大和砂轮转速的减小,加工硅片的亚表面损伤也随之变大,试验结果与模型分析结果一致。 相似文献
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Jing Shi Yixin Shi C. Richard Liu 《The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology》2011,54(1-4):161-171
In this paper, a molecular dynamic simulation study was performed to study 3D single-point turning of a monocrystalline copper workpiece with rigid diamond tools at nanometric scale. Morse potential energy function was applied to model the copper/diamond and copper/copper interactions. Two-groove cutting was employed to simulate the surface creation in 3D single-point turning operations. Multiple machining conditions were investigated by considering the effects of rake angle, machining speed, depth of cut, and feed rate. Not surprisingly, in machining both grooves, the tool forces increase with the increase of feed rate and depth of cut, as well as the use of a smaller rake angle. These general observations are consistent with the conventional metal machining at longer length scales. On the other hand, it was found that the increase of machining speed also significantly causes the rise of tool forces. Moreover, the stress and instantaneous temperature distributions in the workpiece were analyzed. It was discovered that for all conditions investigated, the equivalent stress and temperature distributions actually resemble these reported for conventional machining. All cutting parameters affect the magnitude and distribution of stresses to a certain extent, while the machining speed appears to be the dominant factor for the machining temperature. 相似文献
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对单晶Si的压痕过程进行了分子动力学模拟.采用Morse势函数描述原子间的相互作用,以牛顿方程建立力学运动方程,使用改进后的Verlet算法解原子运动轨迹,通过对MD仿真结果的分析研究,将压痕过程分为三个特征阶段,即初期弹性变形阶段、中期塑性变形阶段及非晶层形成阶段.并从原子角度分析了压痕过程中原子间势能、磨削力的变化、应力状态、磨削温度等特征,解释了微观材料的去除和表面形成机理. 相似文献
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单晶铜原子力显微镜加工过程亚表面变形层的分子动力学仿真 总被引:2,自引:1,他引:1
建立了原子力显微镜针尖切削单晶铜的三维分子动力学模型,采用嵌入原子势模拟工件原子之间的作用,采用Morse势模拟工件原子和刀具原子之间的作用.研究了工件材料的不同晶向和刀具切削方向、切削速度对工件亚表面变形层深度的影响.引入了原子势能变形判据,通过分析不同变形区域内原子的势能变化判断工件变形程度.观察了不同切削状态下亚表面原子势能的变化,发现工件材料晶向和切削方向对亚表面变形层深度有着显著影响.在切削速度为20~250 m/s范围内,切削速度对亚表面变形层深度没有影响. 相似文献
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Dandan Cui Kausala Mylvaganam Weidong Liu Weixing Xu 《Machining Science and Technology》2017,21(1):67-85
Nano-milling is a promising technique for making miniaturized ultraprecision components. However, its underlying material removal mechanism is unclear and the accurate prediction of its performance is lacking. This study performs a systematic molecular dynamics analysis to reveal the material removal in the nano-milling of monocrystalline copper. It was found that the grooves by nano-milling, regardless of the machining parameters used, have two common features: (i) the groove top edge distortion is due to the effects of surface energy and high strain rate and (ii) the groove profile at the outlet side of the tool rotation aligns more closely with the designed geometry as a result of the atom flow variation and residual stress distribution. A dimensional analysis showed that the cutting speed factor and groove dimension factor significantly influence the specific energy and material removal rate in nano-milling. The groove quality can be improved by increasing the groove dimension factor or by decreasing the cutting speed factor. Finally, a machinability chart was developed for quality nano-milling processes. 相似文献
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Mohammed T. Hayajneh 《Machining Science and Technology》2013,17(3):437-451
ABSTRACT In this paper, fuzzy subtractive clustering based system identification and Sugeno type fuzzy inference system are used to model the surface finish of the machined surfaces in fine turning process to develop a better understanding of the effect of process parameters on surface quality. Such an understanding can provide insight into the problems of controlling the quality of the machined surface when the process parameters are adjusted to obtain certain characteristics. Surface finish data were generated for aluminum alloy 390 (73 BHN), ductile cast iron (186 BHN), and inconel 718 (BHN 335) for a wide range of machining conditions defined by cutting speed, cutting feed rate and cutting tool nose radius. These data were used to develop a surface finish prediction fuzzy clustering model as a function of hardness of the machined material, cutting speed, cutting feed rate, and cutting tool nose radius. Surface finish of the machined part is the output of the process. The model building process is carried out by using fuzzy subtracting clustering based system identification in both input and output space. Minimum error is obtained through numerous searches of clustering parameters. The fuzzy logic model is capable of predicting the surface finish for a given set of inputs (workpiece hardness, cutting speed, cutting feed rate and nose radius of the cutting tool). As such, the machinist may predict the quality of the surface for a given set of working parameters and may also set the process parameters to achieve a certain surface finish. The model is verified experimentally by further experimentation using different sets of inputs. This study deals with the experimental results obtained during fine turning operation. The findings indicate that while the effects of cutting feed and tool nose radius on surface finish were generally consistent for all materials, the effect of cutting speed was not. The surface finish improved for aluminum alloy and ductile cast iron but it deteriorated with speed for inconel. 相似文献
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Mohammed T. Hayajneh 《Machining Science and Technology》2005,9(3):437-451
In this paper, fuzzy subtractive clustering based system identification and Sugeno type fuzzy inference system are used to model the surface finish of the machined surfaces in fine turning process to develop a better understanding of the effect of process parameters on surface quality. Such an understanding can provide insight into the problems of controlling the quality of the machined surface when the process parameters are adjusted to obtain certain characteristics. Surface finish data were generated for aluminum alloy 390 (73 BHN), ductile cast iron (186 BHN), and inconel 718 (BHN 335) for a wide range of machining conditions defined by cutting speed, cutting feed rate and cutting tool nose radius. These data were used to develop a surface finish prediction fuzzy clustering model as a function of hardness of the machined material, cutting speed, cutting feed rate, and cutting tool nose radius. Surface finish of the machined part is the output of the process. The model building process is carried out by using fuzzy subtracting clustering based system identification in both input and output space. Minimum error is obtained through numerous searches of clustering parameters. The fuzzy logic model is capable of predicting the surface finish for a given set of inputs (workpiece hardness, cutting speed, cutting feed rate and nose radius of the cutting tool). As such, the machinist may predict the quality of the surface for a given set of working parameters and may also set the process parameters to achieve a certain surface finish. The model is verified experimentally by further experimentation using different sets of inputs. This study deals with the experimental results obtained during fine turning operation. The findings indicate that while the effects of cutting feed and tool nose radius on surface finish were generally consistent for all materials, the effect of cutting speed was not. The surface finish improved for aluminum alloy and ductile cast iron but it deteriorated with speed for inconel. 相似文献