A comprehensive investigation of the wear progress for solid carbide gun drill coated with TiAlN by machining steel
S48CSiV at a cutting speed of 12.66m/s has been performed. Cutting torque was recorded and tool wear mechanism was
studied. The surface morphology of the tool and the chip have been studied by using scanning electron microscopy (SEM)
and energy dispersive spectrometer (EDS). Results show that cutting torque fluctuates between 3% and 5% when
machining less than 130 pieces of crankshaft, but it will sharply increased to nearly 18% while machining 150 pieces of
crankshaft because the coating is damaged and the wear becoming severity. The dominant wear mechanisms are adhesive
wear and chemical dissolution wear.
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