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 Exit Burr Minimization by Selecting Tool Feed Direction 

 Chih-Hsing Chu 

Sponsored By: CODEF 

Abstract

Two types of exit burrs, primary and secondary burr, are formed in milling operations depending on a number of parameters including cutting conditions, cutter geometry, work part geometry and material properties. The primary burr is much larger in size, and is difficult to remove in subsequent deburring process compared to the secondary burr. In this work, an algorithm was presented for the tool path planning of face milling with which the total length of primary burrs are minimized by selecting an appropriate tool feed direction. This algorithm is more concise than previous work and applicable to work parts with curved edges and inner profiles. 

 

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