Study of surface integrity AISI 4140 as result of hard, dry and high speed machining using CBN

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The concept of hard, dry and high speed machining can be combined, to produce high productivity, with lower production costs in manufacturing industry. Hard lathe process can be a solution to reduce production time. In lathe hard alloy steels reported problems relating to the integrity of such surface roughness, residual stress, the white layer and the surface integrity. AISI 4140 material is used for high reliable hydraulic system components. This material includes in cold work tool steel. Consideration election is because this material is able to be hardened up to 55 HRC. In this research, the experimental design using CCD model fit with three factors, each factor is composed of two levels, and six central point, experiments were conducted with 1 replications. The experimental design research using CCD model fit.

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Ginting, B., Sembiring, R. W., & Manurung, N. (2017). Study of surface integrity AISI 4140 as result of hard, dry and high speed machining using CBN. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 890). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/890/1/012145

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