Metal cutting ( wire ) and material Burn
Metal cutting ( wire ) and material Burn
(OP)
Hi All
Does anyone have an experience , when you cutt a steel wire mechanically, the cut is done by shear, in which part of it is ductile deformation and from some point we have britle cut, is it possible that a part in the cut surface get a very high temperature and burn ?? I mean change color ?
Does anyone have an experience , when you cutt a steel wire mechanically, the cut is done by shear, in which part of it is ductile deformation and from some point we have britle cut, is it possible that a part in the cut surface get a very high temperature and burn ?? I mean change color ?





RE: Metal cutting ( wire ) and material Burn
Explain your entire situation, what do you really expect as an answer to that vague question?
RE: Metal cutting ( wire ) and material Burn
RE: Metal cutting ( wire ) and material Burn
RE: Metal cutting ( wire ) and material Burn
RE: Metal cutting ( wire ) and material Burn
RE: Metal cutting ( wire ) and material Burn
RE: Metal cutting ( wire ) and material Burn
je suis charlie
RE: Metal cutting ( wire ) and material Burn
RE: Metal cutting ( wire ) and material Burn
I've never seen that due to practical considerations. It's just much easier to cut really thick stuff by other means (saw, cutting wheels, etc.) rather than a single cut with a shearing operation.
An interesting parallel might be to look at chips from a lathe or mill operation. These often turn from greyish steel to tan, gold, brown, and blue. However, the way heat builds on this has more to do with cumulative effects of cutting on the workpiece and heating of the cutting tool.