Length of Heat Source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature Rise in Secondary Shear Zone Calculator

✖Thermal number refers to a specific dimensionless number used to analyze and predict the temperature distribution and heat generation during the cutting process.ⓘ Thermal Number [R]			+10% -10%
✖Max temp in chip in secondary deformation zone is defined as the maximum amount of heat up to which chip can reach.ⓘ Max Temp in Chip in Secondary Deformation Zone [θ_max]			+10% -10%
✖The Average Temp Rise of Chip in Secondary Shear Zone is defined as the amount of temperature rise in the secondary shear zone.ⓘ Average Temp Rise of Chip in Secondary Shear Zone [θ_f]			+10% -10%

✖Length of Heat Source Per Chip Thickness is defined as the ratio of heat source divided by the chip thickness.ⓘ Length of Heat Source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature Rise in Secondary Shear Zone [l₀]

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Length of Heat Source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature Rise in Secondary Shear Zone Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Length of Heat Source Per Chip Thickness = Thermal Number/((Max Temp in Chip in Secondary Deformation Zone/(Average Temp Rise of Chip in Secondary Shear Zone*1.13))^2)
l₀ = R/((θ_max/(θ_f*1.13))^2)
This formula uses 4 Variables

Variables Used

Length of Heat Source Per Chip Thickness - Length of Heat Source Per Chip Thickness is defined as the ratio of heat source divided by the chip thickness.
Thermal Number - Thermal number refers to a specific dimensionless number used to analyze and predict the temperature distribution and heat generation during the cutting process.
Max Temp in Chip in Secondary Deformation Zone - (Measured in Celsius) - Max temp in chip in secondary deformation zone is defined as the maximum amount of heat up to which chip can reach.
Average Temp Rise of Chip in Secondary Shear Zone - (Measured in Kelvin) - The Average Temp Rise of Chip in Secondary Shear Zone is defined as the amount of temperature rise in the secondary shear zone.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Thermal Number: 41.5 --> No Conversion Required
Max Temp in Chip in Secondary Deformation Zone: 669 Celsius --> 669 Celsius No Conversion Required
Average Temp Rise of Chip in Secondary Shear Zone: 88.5 Degree Celsius --> 88.5 Kelvin (Check conversion here)

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

l₀ = R/((θ_max/(θ_f*1.13))^2) --> 41.5/((669/(88.5*1.13))^2)

Evaluating ... ...

l₀ = 0.927340632980756

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

0.927340632980756 --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

0.927340632980756 ≈ 0.927341 <-- Length of Heat Source Per Chip Thickness

(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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LaTeX Go Density of Work Piece = ((1-Fraction of Heat Conducted into The Workpiece)*Rate of Heat Generation in Primary Shear Zone)/(Average Temperature Rise*Specific Heat Capacity of Workpiece*Cutting Speed*Undeformed Chip Thickness*Depth of Cut)

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Cutting Speed given Average Temperature Rise of Material under Primary Shear Zone

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Length of Heat Source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature Rise in Secondary Shear Zone Formula

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What is uncut chip thickness?

Uncut chip thickness is comparable to cutting edge radius in micromachining. If the uncut chip thickness is less than a critical value, there will be no chip formation. This critical value is termed as minimum uncut chip thickness

How to Calculate Length of Heat Source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature Rise in Secondary Shear Zone?

Length of Heat Source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature Rise in Secondary Shear Zone calculator uses Length of Heat Source Per Chip Thickness = Thermal Number/((Max Temp in Chip in Secondary Deformation Zone/(Average Temp Rise of Chip in Secondary Shear Zone*1.13))^2) to calculate the Length of Heat Source Per Chip Thickness, The Length of Heat source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature rise in Secondary shear zone is given is defined as the ratio of heat source per chip thickness. Length of Heat Source Per Chip Thickness is denoted by l₀ symbol.

How to calculate Length of Heat Source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature Rise in Secondary Shear Zone using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Length of Heat Source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature Rise in Secondary Shear Zone, enter Thermal Number (R), Max Temp in Chip in Secondary Deformation Zone (θ_max) & Average Temp Rise of Chip in Secondary Shear Zone (θ_f) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Length of Heat Source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature Rise in Secondary Shear Zone calculation can be explained with given input values -> 0.927341 = 41.5/((942.15/(88.5*1.13))^2).

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What is Length of Heat Source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature Rise in Secondary Shear Zone?

The Length of Heat source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature rise in Secondary shear zone is given is defined as the ratio of heat source per chip thickness and is represented as l₀ = R/((θ_max/(θ_f*1.13))^2) or Length of Heat Source Per Chip Thickness = Thermal Number/((Max Temp in Chip in Secondary Deformation Zone/(Average Temp Rise of Chip in Secondary Shear Zone*1.13))^2). Thermal number refers to a specific dimensionless number used to analyze and predict the temperature distribution and heat generation during the cutting process, Max temp in chip in secondary deformation zone is defined as the maximum amount of heat up to which chip can reach & The Average Temp Rise of Chip in Secondary Shear Zone is defined as the amount of temperature rise in the secondary shear zone.

How to calculate Length of Heat Source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature Rise in Secondary Shear Zone?

The Length of Heat source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature rise in Secondary shear zone is given is defined as the ratio of heat source per chip thickness is calculated using Length of Heat Source Per Chip Thickness = Thermal Number/((Max Temp in Chip in Secondary Deformation Zone/(Average Temp Rise of Chip in Secondary Shear Zone*1.13))^2). To calculate Length of Heat Source per Chip Thickness using Max Temperature Rise in Secondary Shear Zone, you need Thermal Number (R), Max Temp in Chip in Secondary Deformation Zone (θ_max) & Average Temp Rise of Chip in Secondary Shear Zone (θ_f). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Thermal Number, Max Temp in Chip in Secondary Deformation Zone & Average Temp Rise of Chip in Secondary Shear Zone and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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