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August 22, 2025Applied SciencesOpen Access

Machinability Evaluation of PM Vanadis 4 Extra Steel Under Varying Milling Conditions

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JTJarosław TymczyszynASArtur SzajnaABAnna Bazan

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Overview

Experimental analysis reveals depth of cut impacts cutting force, while cutting speed affects surface roughness in Vanadis 4 Extra steel.

Key Points

  • Machinability of Vanadis 4 Extra steel was significantly impacted by milling parameters, highlighting optimization potential.
  • Depth of cut demonstrated the largest influence on cutting force, while cutting speed primarily affected surface roughness.
  • Experimental tests utilized AlCrN-coated carbide tools, measuring cutting forces and surface roughness with advanced tools.
  • Findings uncover insights into tool wear and provide guidelines for improving milling processes in powder metallurgy.

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Tymczyszyn et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af5418ad7bf08b1eadb51ehttps://doi.org/10.3390/app15179256
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