Microstructure features directly reflect mechanical responses during material deformation
and can influence the surface integrity of machined components, which is of great interest to …

This paper reviews recent advances in constitutive and friction data and models for
simulation of metal machining. Phenomenological and physically-based constitutive models …

Waterjet machining has attracted great attention in the conditions of hard-to-machine
materials, microstructures, or complicated industrial components, and it has become well …

Currently, the research efforts on machining indices such as tool wear, surface roughness,
power consumption etc. is well reported in literature, but energy analysis based on material …

Metallic materials have long been used in a wide range of industrial applications due to their
outstanding physical and mechanical properties as well as high process latitudes …

This paper addresses problems of predicting chip formation in high strain machining
conditions. A complete physical model of chip formation requires both plasticity and chip/tool …

Surface integrity determines, among other factors such as tool material and wear, the
chemical composition and microstructure of the workpiece material as well as selected …

Due to the rising interest in predicting machined surface integrity and sustainability, various
models for metal cutting simulation have been developed. However, their accuracy depends …

In machining processes, the high temperature and stress can lead to plastic deformations of
the workpiece material. Thermomechanical loading has a significant impact on the …

Modeling and optimization of industrial hot-working operations by means of commercial
finite element computer codes require robust constitutive descriptions, which could be easily …