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Jin, Yan
Queen's University Belfast
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- 2022Investigating hole making performance of Al 2024-T3/Ti-6Al-4V alloy stacks: A comparative study of conventional drilling, peck drilling and helical millingcitations
- 2022Correlating tool wear to intact carbon fibre contacts during drilling of continuous fibre Reinforced Polymers (CFRP)citations
- 2021Motion control for uniaxial rotational moldingcitations
- 2019Measurement and Analysis of Tool Wear When Drilling CFRP
- 2019An Experimental Investigation of Tool Wear When Conventionally Drilling CFRP
- 2017Simulation Of The Rotational Moulding Process Using Discrete Element Methods
- 2017The Influence of Static and Dynamic Platform Characteristics on Hole Quality, Cycle Time and Tool Wear When Drilling Aerospace Metal Alloy Stacks
- 2016Tool Wear Mechanisms And Tool Wear Modelling For CFRP Drilling
- 2016Tool Wear Mechanisms And Tool Wear Modelling For CFRP Drilling
- 2010Use of Digital Manufacturing to Improve Management Learning in Aerospace Assemblycitations
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Tool Wear Mechanisms And Tool Wear Modelling For CFRP Drilling
Abstract
Carbon fibre reinforced polymers (CFRP) are increasingly being used in aerospace structures due to high specific stiffness and good corrosion resistance. Drilling holes for the mechanical fastening of CFRP assemblies is one of the final stages of manufacture and any errors may result in the rejection of the entire assembly. Hole quality and the rate of tool wear are the two most critical interrelated objectives for CFRP drilling processes. Substantial efforts have been made to research hole generation techniques and the ability to establish high quality holes has been achieved, albeit a difficult task. Conversely, the phenomenon of tool wear and its detrimental effect on hole quality, has not had close to the same coverage in literature. Consequently, this paper presents an in depth critique of tool wear mechanisms and tool wear modelling for CFRP drilling.