ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2022
Analysis of High-Speed Milling Surface Topography and Prediction of Wear Resistance.
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- Research Progress in Multidimensional Prediction of Machining-Induced Surface Residual Stress.Materials (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Review
- IR thermography & NN models for damaged component thickness detection.Scientific reports · 2025Article
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Surface topography parameters are an important factor affecting the wear resistance of parts, and topography parameters are affected by process parameters in order to explore the influence law of process parameters on surface topography parameters and to find the quantitative relationship between milling surface topography parameters and wear resistance. Firstly, this paper took the surface after high-speed milling as the research object, established the residual height model of the milled surface based on static machining parameters, and analyzed the relationship between the residual height of the surface and the machining parameters. Secondly, a high-speed milling experiment was designed to explore the influence law of processing parameters on surface topography and analyzed the influence law of processing parameters on specific topography parameters; Finally, a friction and wear experiment was designed. Based on the BP neural network, the wear resistance of the milled surface in terms of wear amount and friction coefficient was predicted. Through experimental verification, the maximum error of the prediction model was 16.39%, and the minimum was 6.18%.
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