The Science and Engineering of Cutting

The material mechanics of a mechanical engineering, or a mechanical engineering, or a mechanical engineering, and a surprising number of engineers. There are a wide range of metal parts, but it is also a wide range of materials (toughness, fracture, deformation, plasticity, tearing, grating, chewing, etc) ranging implications for engineers, medics, manufacturers, and process engineers, creating a wide range of engineers and specialists.

* Non-metals. The emphasis on biomaterials, plastics and non-metals will be of great interest to metalcutters.
* Comprehensive, written with this well-known author's lightness of touch, the book will be read in
* FEM modeling material.

1 Controlled and uncontrolled separation of parts.
2 Strength and fracture mechanics: the basics.
3 Processes of separation.
4 Surface work and microstructure
5 Orthogonal cutting: microtoming to metal planeing
6 Types of chip: Fracture transitions and load fluctuations
7 Oblique cutting and curved blades: Bacon slicing to helical milling
8 Three-dimensional Cutting: Penetration, scratching, grinding, abrasive wear
9 Sawing: the design and the function of serrations and the removal of matter
10 Piercing and perforating: punctures, arms and armor
11 Sharpness and Bluntness
12 Dynamic cutting
12 Biological and medical cutting
13 Unintentional cutting. Supermarket plastic bags, falling objects, ships hitting rocks.