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Analyse tribo-énergétique du procédé de toilage : intervention des variables "process" – fréquence d'oscillation et temps de cycle sur les caractéristiques d'état de surface et de forme
Mohamed El Mansori, Patrick Ghidossi, Edoardo Sura, Stéphane Deblaise, Tommaso Dal Negro
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Mechanics & Industry / Volume 7 / Issue 5-6 / September 2006

Published online by Cambridge University Press:

21 March 2007, pp. 505-519

Print publication:

September 2006
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Le temps de cycle et la fréquence d'oscillation sont des variables "process" majeurs en technologies avancées de superfinition par toilage. Cet article examine leur rôle en liaison avec les mécanismes physiques activés (coupe, labourage ou glissement). On introduit ainsi une description énergétique du procédé de toilage. Celle-ci exploite la variable d'énergie dissipée pour étudier l'effet du temps de toilage et observer l'influence supposée d'alignement (oscillation axiale de la toile abrasive). Deux régimes de toilage sont identifiés et ainsi discutés.