X Conferencia Internacional de Ingeniería Mecánica "COMEC 2019" -V Simposio de Materiales

X Conferencia Internacional de Ingeniería Mecánica

COMEC 2019

The Chip Formation Process the Base for Biomaterials Machinability

Resumen

The work gives study into the problem of the machinability of biomaterials. In the study used were three materials: 316 LVM, Ti-6Al-4V and Co-Cr-Mo, which are the most prevalent in biomedicine materials that found successful application as implants in the human body due to their good mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, and machinability process. A special review is given to theory of milling prosses and machinability. By use of the quick stop method samples of the chip root produced are suitable for the detailed metallographic analysis by a light or scanning el microscope. This chip compression ratio was used as the base for definition mentioned materials machinability

Abstract

The work gives study into the problem of the machinability of biomaterials. In the study used were three materials: 316 LVM, Ti-6Al-4V and Co-Cr-Mo, which are the most prevalent in biomedicine materials that found successful application as implants in the human body due to their good mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, and machinability process. A special review is given to theory of milling prosses and machinability. By use of the quick stop method samples of the chip root produced are suitable for the detailed metallographic analysis by a light or scanning el microscope. This chip compression ratio was used as the base for definition mentioned materials machinability

Sobre el ponente

Borislav Savković

Prof. Borislav Savković

University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Technical Sciences Flag of Serbia
Información Práctica
Ponencia
English (US)
No definido
15 minutos
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Autores
Dr. borislav savković
Pavel Kovač
Jovan Grujić
Dragan Rajnović
Palabras clave
biomaterials
chip formation
experimental
machinability