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 Nomenclature

EPFM

Elastic-plastic fracture mechanics

IGES

Initial Graphics Exchange Specification

LEFM

Linear elastic fracture mechanics

OFHC

Oxygen Free High Conductivity

PMMA

PolyMethyl MethAcrylate

ALE

Arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian

CAD

Computer Aided Design

CDM

Central Difference Method

CCD

Charge Coupled Device

FEA

Finite Element Analysis

OMM

On Machine Measurement

PDZ

Primary Deformation Zone

PCS

Plain Carbon Steel

SCD

Single Crystal Diamond

SDZ

Secondary Deformation Zone

SEM

Scanning Electron Microscope

SPH

Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics

STL

STereoLithography

TDZ

Tertiary Deformation Zone

IEn

Internal energy at nth time step

IEMicrocrack

Internal energy of microcracks

IEElementShearZone

Internal energy of elements in shear zone

A, B, C, n, m

Johnson-Cook  constant parameters for specified material

A

Initial yield strength

B

Hardening modulus

C

Strain rate sensitivity

C1

Material constant

Cd

Damping co-efficient Matrix

Cp

Specific heat

D

Average grain diameter

E

Young’s modulus of elasticity

 


ETotal

Total energy of cutting

EShear

Energy spent in shearing deformation

ETool-ChipFriction

Energy spent in friction between tool and chip

ESurfaceFormation

New surface formation energy

EPloughing

Energy spent in ploughing

ETool-WorkFriction

Energy spent in friction between tool and workpiece

Fc

Cutting force

Ft

Thrust force

Fr

Frictional rake force

Fp

Ploughing force

G

Energy release rate

I

Intercept

J

J-integral

Ks

Stiffness Matrix

K

Thermal conductivity

KI, KII

Stress intensity factors

Kc

Fracture toughness

M

Mass Matrix

N

ASTM grain size number

Nr

Normal frictional rake force

Np

Normal ploughing force

P

Internal force

Q

Friction correction factor

R

Specific work of fracture

R2

Co-efficient of determination

S

Slope

U

Specific cutting energy

UJ

Fracture energy using J-integral

UR

Fracture energy using R

T

Temperature

Ti

Contour traction vector

Tic

Crack surface traction vector

 


Tmelt

Melting temperature of the material

Troom

Room temperature of the material

U

Specific cutting energy

UsMicrocrack

Specific microcrack energy

UsShearZone

Specific shear zone energy

UWithoutMicrostructure

Specific cutting energy without microstructure consideration

UGrain

Specific cutting energy with grain size consideration

V

Cutting speed

VElement

Element volume

Vs

Shearing velocity

W

Kernel function

c

Wave propagation speed

d

Distance between particle

h

Smoothening length

i

ith particle

k

Constant of Hall-Petch equation

l

Minimum element edge length

m

Strain rate hardening index

mf

Friction factor

mi,j

Mass of ith and jth particles

mt

Thermal effect index

n

Strain hardening index

nG

Unit vector normal to G

r

Tool edge radius

rc

Chip thickness ratio

t

Chip thickness

to

Uncut chip thickness

tn

nth time step

u

Displacement

ů

Velocity

ű

Acceleration

 


uij

Relative displacement of SPH particle

vij

Relative velocity of SPH particle

w

Width of cut

ws

Strain energy density

W

Domain

G 

An arbitrary contour around the crack tip

Gc 

Loaded portion of the crack surfaces between the two end points of G

Dt

Time step

Dtcritical

Critical time step

α

Rake angle

b

Friction angle at tool-chip interface during cutting with sharp tools

br

Friction angle at tool-chip interface during cutting with tool edge radius

bp

Friction angle at tool-work interface during cutting with tool edge radius

d

Subsurface deformation

e

Strain

eij

Components of strain tensor

efailure

Failure strain in shear zone

ep

Effective plastic strain

e

Strain rate

Non dimensional plastic strain rate

f

Shear angle

g

Clearance angle

Shear strain rate

h

Triaxiality parameter

l

Inclination angle

n

Poisson’s ratio

r

Density

ri

Density of particle


s

Normal stress on shear zone

sEffective

Effective stress

sf

Flow stress

sij

Components of stress tensor

so

Initial stress

sy

Yield stress

sm

Hydrostatic mean stress

Equivalent stress

t

Shear stress on shear zone

ty

Shear yield stress

z1

Slip-line angle

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