Diffrence between cutting force and stripping force
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Cutting is a process of extensive stresses and plastic deformations. The high compressive and frictional
contact stresses on the tool face result in a substantial cutting force F.
this force is in the direction of primary motion. The cutting force
constitutes about 70~80 % of the total force F and is used to calculate the power P
required to perform the machining operation.
Stripping means extracting the punch. A stripping force develops due to the spring back (or resiliency) of the punched material that grips the punch.Stripping force varies based on part material type and thickness as well.
contact stresses on the tool face result in a substantial cutting force F.
this force is in the direction of primary motion. The cutting force
constitutes about 70~80 % of the total force F and is used to calculate the power P
required to perform the machining operation.
Stripping means extracting the punch. A stripping force develops due to the spring back (or resiliency) of the punched material that grips the punch.Stripping force varies based on part material type and thickness as well.
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