Improving the Efficiency of the Cutting Tools Made of Mixed Ceramics by Applying Modifying Nanoscale Multilayered Coatings

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The paper studies the influence of properties of a tool made of mixed ceramic by applying modifying with nanoscale multi-layered coatings on machinability of hardened tool steel XVG. The paper also examines the influence of cutting speed on wear resistance of mixed ceramic with nanoscale multilayered coatings. The mathematical models that found out the dependence of tool life of a ceramic tool with coating from cutting speed were developed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 712-715)

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391-394

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June 2013

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