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    12th Tooling Conference & Exhibition - Tooling 2022

    25–27 Apr 2022
    Conventum Conference Center
    Europe/Vienna timezone

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    Session

    Tool Steel Production, Processing, Machining & Polishing

    27 Apr 2022, 09:10
    Conventum Conference Center

    Conventum Conference Center

    Olof Palmes torg 1, 702 22 Örebro, Sweden

    Conveners

    Tool Steel Production, Processing, Machining & Polishing

    • Bojan Podgornik (Institute of Metals and Technology)

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    1. 33. Analysis of the machining process in HVOF coating for Aluminum Die Casting Mold
      Anderson G. M. Pukasiewicz (Federal Technology University – Paraná)
      27/04/2022, 09:10
      Processing, machining & polishing
      Oral Presentation

      The objective of this work is to verify the machining process behavior of the Cr3C2 25NiCr HVOF coating. which can be used for the automotive, aerospace industries and naval, improving the sufarce finish of the thermal spray. The coating is machined with a 12mm diameter carbide ball nose tool, in which the tool is parallel to the surface, with a cutting speed of 100m/min, and a feed of...

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    2. 14. Effect of the slag composition on the process behavior, energy consumption and non-metallic inclusions during electro-slag-remelting
      Mr Valentin Wiesinger (Univ. of Apll. Sciences Upper Austria, K1MET)
      27/04/2022, 09:30
      Production of tool steels
      Oral Presentation

      Electro-slag remelting is an important process to produce high quality tool steels. Thereby the slag composition has a strong effect on the remelting behavior in general and on the electric energy consumption as well as on the removal of non-metallic inclusion. Later aspect is strongly related to chemical reactions taking place between the slag and the metal and thereby determines the...

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    3. 28. Abrasive wear mechanism based interactive friction model for machining
      Mozammel Mia (Department of Mechanical Engineering, Imperial College London, London, UK)
      27/04/2022, 09:50
      Processing, machining & polishing
      Oral Presentation

      During machining, the employed cutting tool experiences thermo-mechanical loads that cause wear
      at the interacting surfaces, hence, limiting the tool life. The speed of chip sliding and contact pressure on the
      tool dominate the magnitude of wear; therefore, these factors were considered in the developed interactive
      friction model. Considering high heat generation results in a temperature...

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