Uncut Chip Thickness in Machining in Merchant Force Circle Formulas

Uncut chip thickness in machining can be referred as the thickness of the undeformed chip. And is denoted by t₁. Uncut Chip Thickness in Machining is usually measured using the Millimeter for Length. Note that the value of Uncut Chip Thickness in Machining is always positive.

Formulas to find Uncut Chip Thickness in Machining in Merchant Force Circle

fxUncut chip thickness for given width of cut, shear angle and area of shear planeGo

fxUncut chip thickness given cutting force, shear stress, cut, friction, normal rake and shear anglesGo

Merchant Force Circle formulas that make use of Uncut Chip Thickness in Machining

fxArea of shear plane for given shear angle, width of cut and uncut chip thicknessGo

fxShear angle for given area of shear plane, width of cut and uncut chip thicknessGo

fxWidth of cut for given shear angle, uncut chip thickness and area of shear planeGo

fxWidth of cut given cutting force, shear stress, uncut chip, friction, normal rake and shear anglesGo

List of variables in Merchant Force Circle formulas

fx Area of Shear Plane Go

fx Shearing Angle Go

fx Cutting Width Go

fx Cutting Force in Metal Cutting Go

fx Cutting Friction Angle Go

fx Rake Angle of Cutting Tool Go

fx Average Shear Stress Produced on Shear Plane Go

FAQ

What is the Uncut Chip Thickness in Machining?

Uncut chip thickness in machining can be referred as the thickness of the undeformed chip. Uncut Chip Thickness in Machining is usually measured using the Millimeter for Length. Note that the value of Uncut Chip Thickness in Machining is always positive.

Can the Uncut Chip Thickness in Machining be negative?

No, the Uncut Chip Thickness in Machining, measured in Length cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Uncut Chip Thickness in Machining?

Uncut Chip Thickness in Machining is usually measured using the Millimeter[mm] for Length. Meter[mm], Kilometer[mm], Decimeter[mm] are the few other units in which Uncut Chip Thickness in Machining can be measured.

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