Inheritance of skilled techniques and quality improvement through cutting process simulation.

Wouldn't it be helpful to utilize numerical data for machining processes, rather than just relying on intuition and tips, to inherit the machining techniques you have developed so far? *Successful case studies available for free.

Attention all machining technology professionals involved in cutting processes using machine tools in daily operations! Free materials on the quantification of cutting processes will be distributed to seminar participants! While the aging of skilled technicians makes the transfer of skills urgent, cutting phenomena are complex, and it is not easy to express that experience and know-how in words. However, by simulating cutting phenomena on a computer and quantifying difficult-to-measure elements such as stress and temperature, it becomes possible to discuss current machining conditions with data, which can further be utilized for exploring better conditions. To ensure efficient operations even in telework environments, we will provide online support services. We will introduce case studies on how to utilize cutting simulation for tool shape consideration, optimization of machining conditions, and improvement of tool life. If you are interested in the following keywords, please download the materials and apply! ■ Optimization of machining conditions ■ Reduction of machining time ■ Reduction of machining costs ■ Consideration of tool shapes ■ Improvement of tool life ■ Consideration of chips ■ Deformation after machining And more!

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Date: September 16, 2020 (Wednesday) Time: 14:00 - 14:30 Cost: Free (Pre-registration required) We will introduce examples of the numerical representation of cutting phenomena made possible by the cutting simulation system AdvantEdgeFEM. As long as you have a computer and an internet connection, you can easily participate from your desk. *Details on how to log in will be provided via email after registration.