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    This document discusses equations that can relate measurable forces like normal force (N) and cutting force (F) to non-measurable forces during machining like shear force (Ps) and forces in the x and z directions (Px and Pz). These equations allow the determination of shear stress and coefficient of friction based on the calculated forces. The coefficient of friction is defined as the tangent of the mean angle of friction at the rake surface.

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    This document discusses equations that can relate measurable forces like normal force (N) and cutting force (F) to non-measurable forces during machining like shear force (Ps) and forces in the x and z directions (Px and Pz). These equations allow the determination of shear stress and coefficient of friction based on the calculated forces. The coefficient of friction is defined as the tangent of the mean angle of friction at the rake surface.

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    Merchant's Theory

    Uploaded by

    Kannan Thankappan
    This document discusses equations that can relate measurable forces like normal force (N) and cutting force (F) to non-measurable forces during machining like shear force (Ps) and forces in the x and z directions (Px and Pz). These equations allow the determination of shear stress and coefficient of friction based on the calculated forces. The coefficient of friction is defined as the tangent of the mean angle of friction at the rake surface.

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    Y-Axis

    Shear -Plane
    Chip

    Tool

    Work-piece

    Pn
    Ps R

    F
    R

    Px
    X-Axis

    Pz

    Equations can be derived to relate the forces that cannot be measured to the forces that can be measured:
    F = N= Ps = Pn= PX cos + PZ sin Pz cos - PX sin PZ cos - PX sin PX cos + PZ sin

    Based on these calculated force, shear stress and coefficient of friction can be determined

    Coefficient of friction ()

    = tan() Where = mean angle of friction at rake surface

    Y-Axis

    Shear -Plane
    Chip

    Tool

    Work-piece

    N F

    N Ps

    F R
    Pz

    Px
    XAxis

    Pn
    R

    Px

    Pz

    Shear -Plane Chip

    Tool

    Work-piece

    Ao

    As

    Ps

    XAxis

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