verktøylivslikning
Verktøylivslikning is a term that translates to "tool life equation" in English. It is a concept primarily used in the field of manufacturing, specifically in machining operations, to predict the lifespan of a cutting tool. The most common and widely recognized tool life equation is the Taylor's tool life equation, formulated by Frederick Winslow Taylor. This equation establishes a relationship between the cutting speed and the tool life.
Taylor's equation is typically expressed as VT^n = C, where V represents the cutting speed, T represents
The tool life equation is a valuable tool for machinists and production engineers because it helps in