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Arc–surface intersection method to calculate cutter–workpiece engagements for generic cutter in five-axis milling

Li et al., 2016

Document ID
8409514956516376112
Author
Li Z
Wang X
Zhu L
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Computer-Aided Design

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Calculating cutter–workpiece engagements (CWEs) is essential to the physical simulation of milling process that starts with the prediction of cutting forces. As for five-axis milling of free form surfaces, the calculation of CWEs remains a challenge due to the complicated and …
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