This project focuses on the design and manufacturing of a cutting tool specifically for machining profiles on Inconel shells. Inconel is a high-heat resistant superalloy commonly used in aerospace, nuclear, and chemical applications. The cutting tool is designed to achieve precise and repeatable machining processes, ensuring high-quality profiles on the Inconel material.
- Design a cutting tool tailored for Inconel shell machining.
- Plan the manufacturing process for the cutting tool.
- Manufacture the cutting tool using advanced techniques.
- Test the cutting tool's performance and refine the design based on results.
- Material Selection: The project utilizes Tungsten Carbide for its hardness and wear resistance, making it suitable for machining Inconel.
- CAD Modeling: The cutting tool design is created using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software, allowing for precise geometry and parameters.
- CNC Machining: The cutting tool is manufactured using CNC machines, ensuring high accuracy and repeatability.
- Performance Testing: The cutting tool is evaluated for its effectiveness in machining profiles on Inconel shells, with adjustments made based on testing outcomes.
- Literature Review: Research on existing cutting tools and their performance on Inconel.
- Design Phase: Create 3D models of the cutting tool and tool holder.
- Manufacturing Phase: Utilize CNC machining and Wire Cut EDM for tool production.
- Testing Phase: Conduct machining tests and analyze results to refine the tool design.
- Successful machining of profiles on Inconel shells.
- Identification of issues such as chip clogging, leading to design adjustments (e.g., changing side clearance angles).
- Performance metrics indicating the cutting tool's effectiveness and durability.
The project successfully demonstrates the design and manufacturing of a cutting tool for Inconel shell machining. The cutting tool exhibits good performance, with further refinements planned based on testing feedback.
Special thanks to:
- Mr. P. Bharath (Project Guide)
- Dr. R. Raja (Internal Guide)
- CMTI (Central Manufacturing Technology Institute)
- Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences
- Inconel Shell
- Cutting Tool
- CNC Machining
- Tungsten Carbide
- Advanced Manufacturing Technology
This project is licensed under the CMTI License
For more information, please contact:
- Samuelson G
- Email: [[email protected]]
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.