Force Exerted During Cutting in Merchant Force Circle Formulas

Force Exerted During Cutting is the force on workpiece in the direction of cutting, the same direction as the cutting speed. And is denoted by F_c. Force Exerted During Cutting is usually measured using the Newton for Force. Note that the value of Force Exerted During Cutting is always positive.

Formulas to find Force Exerted During Cutting in Merchant Force Circle

fxCutting Force given Shear Force and Thrust ForceGo

fxCutting Force for Frictional Force along Tool Rake Face and Thrust ForceGo

fxCutting Force given Thrust Force and Normal Rake AngleGo

fxCutting force for given resultant force in merchant circle, friction angle and normal rake angleGo

fxCutting force for given force along shear force, shear, friction and normal rake anglesGo

fxCutting force for shear stress, width of cut, uncut chip thickness, friction, rake and shear anglesGo

List of variables in Merchant Force Circle formulas

fx Force Along Shear Force Go

fx Thrust force in Machining Go

fx Shear Angle Go

fx Frictional Force in Machining Go

fx Orthogonal Rake Angle Go

fx Force Normal to Shear Force Go

fx Resultant Force Go

fx Friction Angle Go

fx Rake Angle Go

fx Average Shear Stress on Shear Plane Go

fx Width of Cut Go

fx Uncut Chip Thickness Go

FAQ

What is the Force Exerted During Cutting?

Force Exerted During Cutting is the force on workpiece in the direction of cutting, the same direction as the cutting speed. Force Exerted During Cutting is usually measured using the Newton for Force. Note that the value of Force Exerted During Cutting is always positive.

Can the Force Exerted During Cutting be negative?

No, the Force Exerted During Cutting, measured in Force cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Force Exerted During Cutting?

Force Exerted During Cutting is usually measured using the Newton[N] for Force. Exanewton[N], Meganewton[N], Kilonewton[N] are the few other units in which Force Exerted During Cutting can be measured.

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