Declared uncut-chip arithmetic
Cutting force & ideal power
Inputs
User-entered force coefficient for the stated material, tool, and condition; no lookup or inference is used.
Declared engaged depth in the simplified rectangular uncut-chip area.
Declared feed per revolution in the simplified rectangular uncut-chip area.
User-entered surface speed used only to convert force to ideal mechanical cutting power.
Results
Declared uncut-chip areaAc
0.5
Tangential cutting forceFc
900
Ideal cutting powerPc
2.7
Force per declared depth
360
N/mmAc = ap·f; Fc = kc·Ac; Pideal = Fc·Vc/60,000
A first-pass number, not a code check, certification, or approval. Read the method and its limits below. What this is and is not.
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Method
Formula, when it applies, and when it does not
Calculate tangential cutting force and ideal cutting power from a specific cutting force, depth of cut, feed per revolution, and cutting speed.
Ac = ap·f; Fc = kc·Ac; Pideal = Fc·Vc/60,000
When
- User-entered specific cutting force
- Rectangular uncut-chip area ap·f
- Ideal mechanical power conversion
Don’t
- This uses user-entered specific cutting force and a simplified rectangular uncut-chip area. It does not select a process, tool, material, coefficient, speed, feed, coolant, machine, or efficiency; model chip thinning, engagement, dynamics, chatter, wear, temperature, workholding, or safety; or approve machining.