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Burr Minimization Strategies in Machining Operations

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Reducing burr formation in machining operations is of vital importance as they can decrease the functionality of components and can cause injuries. Nowadays, additional processes for deburring are often necessary. To avoid deburring, the modification of machining processes is a promising approach. Here, different parameters have a significant influence on burr formation. For example, the use of alternative machining processes or the reduction of the workpiece temperature near the edge of the workpiece shows high potential for burr reduction. This temperature reduction causes a change in material properties which decreases burr formation. In this paper, methods for burr minimization in various cutting processes are presented. Burr reduction strategies for turning, drilling and milling of different materials are presented.

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The authors acknowledge funding by the German Research Foundation (DFG) for several research projects.

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Biermann, D., Heilmann, M. (2010). Burr Minimization Strategies in Machining Operations. In: Aurich, J., Dornfeld, D. (eds) Burrs - Analysis, Control and Removal. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-00568-8_2

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