06 Jun 2020|Mumbai | Mumbai
Webinar on “Effective Ways to Arrest Built-Up Edge Formation in End Milling of Aluminium Alloys”
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Amity School of Engineering and Technology
OUTCOME REPORT
Of
Webinar on “Effective Ways to Arrest Built Up Edge Formation in End Milling of Aluminium Alloys”
Speaker: Dr. Suresh Kannan, SRM University, Channai
6th June 2020
General Introduction
Speaker has delivered a very informative webinar session on Built Up Edge formation in end milling of Aluminium Alloys. Speaker Dr. Suresh Kannan I is an Academician working in SRM Institute of Science & Technology, Chennai. He has completed PhD in mechanical engineering from IIT Madras and published very good research papers in the international journals of repute. Metal cutting is the area of expertise of the speaker.
Session started with the introduction of Built Up Edge and the challenges of metal cutting by manufacturers. Speaker enlightened the participants with his research work he has done to achieve better results. Also the topics of Nanocutting fluids covered in 1hr session. The webinar was conducted on 6th June 2020 with 46 participants from all over India.
Objective of the Event
- Analyzing the various metal working fluids and its impact on metal cutting.
- Different methods to overcome this formation.
- To realize its adverse effects on tool life and workpiece.
- To understand the Built Up Edge formation in metal cutting.
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To understand the Built Up Edge formation in metal cutting.
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Reasons of formation of Built Up Edge were understood by participants.
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To realize its adverse effects on tool life and workpiece.
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Early failure of tool and improper surface finish were the adverse effects of this formation.
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Different methods to overcome this formation.
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By changing the various machining parameters and the machining environment the formation can be prevented.
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Analyzing the various metal working fluids and its impact on metal cutting.
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Speaker enlightened the participants that there are many metal working fluids researchers have developed for sustainable manufacturing processes such as nano powder enhanced vegetable oil cutting fluids.
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Actionable Progressive Outcomes
Outcomes requiring prolonged monitoring are as under:
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Action plan to achieve the Outcome activity described in column “(b)”
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(*) – Tangible outcomes should have a specific target date. Intangible outcomes need not have a specific target date.
Some of the Photos of the event are as below.
Figure 1 Title Page of the webinar presentation
Figure 2 Ways to eliminate Built Up Edge(BUE)
Figure 3 Tribological Performance of Solid Lubricant Coatings