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The paper considers simulation of cutting process conditions and state of a metal-cutting tool using the finite element method (FEM). The study considered the distribution of normal equivalent and tangential stresses in workpiece material during turning of aluminum-deformable alloy G-AlMg5 (DIN 1725) and copper C11000. Based on the calculated stress values, the values of plastic strains of the workpiece material were determined throughout the whole process of turning with the necessary time sampling of the process. The distribution of temperatures in cutting zone during turning of steel 5135 by carbide tools with coatings of different composition and thickness was studied. The obtained results were compared with the data obtained during the corresponding cutting tests. The paper considered the influence of such coating parameters as thickness, element composition and architecture on distribution of temperatures in a workpiece, cutting tool and chips during the cutting process.

iop conference series. materials science and engineering

Application of finite element method (FEM) to study stress-strain state and distribution of temperatures in cutting zone in turning of various structural materials by carbide tools with coatings of various composition and architecture