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Heat flux in machining processes: a review

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The models of temperature prediction in manufacturing processes have advanced considerably in the last decades, either by applying numerical methods or by the development of techniques and methods of temperature measurement, which feed and compare the results of models. Associated with the advancement of prediction models is the improvement in the analysis of heat generation and distribution during materials machining. This work presents state of the art in research related to heat flux estimation in metal cutting processes using direct and inverse methods, through analytical, numerical, and empirical models. Pioneering and current research approaching the problem of estimating heat flux, as the main focus or means to predict the temperature distribution during the process, are reviewed. Its particularities, such as boundary conditions, techniques used, and innovations concerning previous works, are discussed. Therefore, this paper will present and detail different methods to estimate the heat flux during machining, aiming to help researchers identify the advantages and limitations in several cases discussed. The heat flux estimation using inverse methods can be more accurate with the development of data acquisition systems, reducing errors in measured temperatures during the process. In addition, multiphysics numerical simulations characterizing plastic deformation and heat transfer can be improved to help estimate the heat generated in machining.

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Figueiredo, A.A.A., Guimaraes, G. & Pereira, I.C. Heat flux in machining processes: a review. Int J Adv Manuf Technol 120, 2827–2848 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00170-022-08720-4

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