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Influence of MoC Coatings on Wear of Edges of Steel Knives and Cutting Parameters for Milling Oak Wood

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The article studies the characteristics of mill knives of high-speed steel HS 18-0-2-5 with as well as without МоС and Мо2С molybdenum carbide coating at plane milling of oak wood. The molybdenum carbide coating was deposited by arc vacuum physical vapor deposition (Arc-PVD). The knife edge wear was determined using a contour measuring system for determining the displacement of the cutting edge along the axis of the cutter wedge sharpness angle (WBW). Compared to a milling cutter with knives without coating, the molybdenum carbide coating improves the wear resistance of the knife blades and increases the cutting power by almost 40% when milling oak wood samples. The mills with the knife edges coated with the molybdenum carbides exhibited an average reduction in oak wood surface roughness Ra by 1.5–3 µm as compared to the bare tool in the entire range of applied feed rates and milling length. The laboratory tests of the wood-cutting tool covered with MoC coating prove that their durability has increased by 30% against the durability of the bare tool used in milling oak wood.

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  1. Belarusian State Technological University, 220006, Minsk, Belarus

    V. V. Chayeuski & O. G. Rudak

  2. Belarusian State University, 220030, Minsk, Belarus

    A. K. Kuleshov

  3. Technical University in Zvolen, 96053, Zvolen, Slovak Republic

    Š. Barcík & P. Koleda

  4. LLC BalansContact, 220088, Minsk, Belarus

    P. V. Rudak

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Chayeuski, V.V., Kuleshov, A.K., Barcík, Š. et al. Influence of MoC Coatings on Wear of Edges of Steel Knives and Cutting Parameters for Milling Oak Wood. J. Frict. Wear 43, 370–376 (2022). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1068366622060034

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