The Effect of Cutting Kinematics on Stress Distribution in the Processed Material in the Contact Area

О. А. Макарова; A.A. OZHEVNIKOVA; E.A. MAKAROVA

doi:10.35211/1990-5297-2025-8-303-21-24

August 1, 2025IZVESTIA VOLGOGRAD STATE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITYOpen Access

The Effect of Cutting Kinematics on Stress Distribution in the Processed Material in the Contact Area

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Cutting speed and feed significantly influence stress distribution in the surface layer of materials.
Calculations were performed using the SIMULIA/Abaqus software for batch cutting of 45 steel.
Identified processing parameters that optimize cutting performance for steel 50HGFA.
Understanding these parameters could enhance material processing efficiency and longevity.

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Analysis reveals how cutting speed and feed impact stress distribution in steel, indicating optimal processing parameters.

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The article examines the effect of cutting speed and feed on stresses in the surface layer. The calculation was carried out in the SIMULIA/Abaqus software package for batch cutting of blanks made of 45 steel. The material of the tool is steel 50HGFA. The most significant processing parameters have been identified.

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