Volgograd, Volgograd, Russian Federation
The results of the study of changes in the structure of a batch saw teeth used for cutting cold rolled stock are given. Conducted metallographical test and modeling by using the finite element method make it possible to determine the heating temperature of the teeth and predict a change in the geometry of the cutting part of the teeth, providing tool durability increase.
batch cutting, tooth heating, material structure
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