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 Exit Burr Size and Shape in Backplate Assisted Drilling of Ti-6Al-4V  

 John Hewson  

Sponsored By: CODEF

In Association with: Escuela de Ingenieros de Bilbao: Spain  

Abstract 

The cutting parameters and tools used currently in drilling operations on Ti-64, a popular titanium alloy used in performance driven industries, have yet to be optimized to allow for high precision and productivity. A common costly manufacturing error in drilling Ti-64 is an exit burr. The purpose of this analysis is to identify the relationship between exit burrs, cutting fluid, supporting backplate material, and tool geometry allowing a further understanding of the formation modes of burrs between layered materials.  

 

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