Performance and wear mechanisms of TiAlN-NbN coated cemented carbide in milling Ti6Al4V with different cooling and lubrication approaches
Titanium alloys are difficult-to-machine materials given their high strength, the high temperatures generated, and the naturally short contact length that combined result in rapid tool wear. Different machining strategies can be employed to cope with the low machinability. This study investigates the machining performance using different cooling and lubrication methods during down face milling of
