SPH Modeling of Cutting Forces while Turning of Ti6Al4V Alloy
A growing interest in modelling and simulation of machining processes has been witnessed in the past few decades. Smoothed particles hydrodynamics (SPH), one of the latest and developing methods used for that purpose, is a powerful technique that can be efficient in handling problems in which large deformation occurs. This technique is able to overcome the shortcomings of the traditional finite element methods. One of these shortcomings is the need to adopting a damage model that artificially initiates the crack, and therefore, the accuracy will be affected.
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SPH Modeling of Cutting Forces while Turning of Ti6Al4V Alloy
A growing interest in modelling and simulation of machining processes has been witnessed in the past few decades. Smoothed particles hydrodynamics (SPH), one of the latest and developing methods used for that purpose, is a powerful technique that can be efficient in handling problems in which large deformation occurs. This technique is able to overcome the shortcomings of the traditional finite element methods. One of these shortcomings is the need to adopting a damage model that artificially initiates the crack, and therefore, the accuracy will be affected.
02-Olleak-Egypt-JapanUnivofScienceandTechnology-P.pdf