Investigation of Power Consumption in the Machining of S960QL Steel by Finite Elements Method

Armor steels have good strength and corrosion resistance; however, due to their difficult machinability, high power consumption occurs. High increases the cost in machinability studies. Therefore, minimizing is important for sustainable cleaner production. In order minimize during machining, factors such as workpiece material, cutting tool material geometry, machining conditions parameters must be compatible with each other. For this reason, modeling was carried out milling of S960QL structural steel according finite elements method, depending on parameters. context, simulation processes were at three levels factor: speed, lateral depth, axial depth feed rate. The most effective parameter deep cut. There a 476% change between highest lowest consumption. It concluded that element feasible determine effect processing