| Autor: |
Vikram, K. Arun, Prasad, R. D. V., Lakshmi, V. V. K., Praveen, A. M. V. |
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AIP Conference Proceedings; 2023, Vol. 2943 Issue 1, p1-10, 10p |
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Comprehensive study of advances in the machining process is the ever-existing need of the hour, even in spite of emerging technologies like additive manufacturing which are in trends. Turn-mill machining operations which are of either with self-propelled cutter or active-driven cutters are termed to be a hybrid of turning and milling processes. To enhance the turn-mill operations, a vertical milling machine with A-axis, C-axis (4-axis machine tool), 5-axis/6-axis machine tools are required. The turn-mill operations offer advantages of successfully machining complex curvatures and thin plates. This process application is limited, as its kinetics and dynamics are complex and need to be understood much more. This review paper attempts to summarize the works carried out in the turn-milling operational processes such as orthogonal and tangential machining. Primarily, the self-propelled rotational turn-mill tools are outlined and thereby addressing actively driven tools, basing on analytical and experimental models of representing the process. The responses studied under turn-mill operations are presented with applications, and overviewing all the optimization methods applied. The research findings are summarized and introduced with an intention to understand the feasibility turn-mill operations, so that it can be used in industries as an alternative for rotating tool machine tools such as milling and grinding. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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