1. Determination of cutting force and failure surface using a blunt cutter under confining condition: analytical modelling.
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Wang, Haoteng, He, Mingming, Yuan, Zhuoya, Ma, Xudong, Luo, Bo, and Ma, Chunchi
- Abstract
Digital drilling is a common method for detecting the deep rock mass information, but the cutter wear leads to an irregular shape of the rock chip affecting the detecting accuracy. The detecting methodology lacks the consideration of ground stress and cutter wear. This study developed an analytical model that incorporated confining stress and cutter wear to predict the rock failure surface and required cutting force. Curvature radius is introduced to characterize the failure surface. Triaxial drilling tests were conducted to verify the prediction of the model. The impact of confining stress and cutter wear on the failure patterns was investigated. Failure surface and cutting force were measured to confirm the reliability of the model (approximately 90%). There are two patterns of failure surface, depending on the depth of cut. As the confining stress increases, the predicted cutting force linearly increases, and the curvature radius decreases. Hydrostatic stress has an opposite impact on cutting force and curvature radius, compared to confining stress. This method shows improvement to reduce the sticking phenomenon caused by rock debris. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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