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 Preliminary Experiment of Drilling Burr Formation in Titanium Alloy  

 Jinsoo Kim

Sponsored By: CODEF

Abstract 

A preliminary experiment to investigate drilling burr formation on titanium Ti-6Al-4V was carried out. Two different types of carbide drill were used to observe effects of variation of feed rate and cutting speed on drilling burr formation. No coolant was used. Quantitative measurement of height and thickness of burrs did not yield much useful information because relatively uniform and small burrs were formed under all conditions. However, we could categorize the burrs as several groups based on their shape, which is more important in studying the burr formation mechanism and deburring issue. Heat generation due to friction between the drill and workpiece during drilling was believed to be the main influence that decides the final burr shapes.  

 

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