Process for the chip-forming machining of thermally sprayed cylinder barrels
View Patent ↗In a process for chip-forming machining of thermally sprayed cylinder barrels of a cylinder crankcase, a cylinder crankcase is cast, those surfaces of the subsequent cylinder barrels which are to be thermally coated are roughened, the cylinder barrels are coated by a thermal spraying process, and the cylinder barrels are remachined to final dimensions. Machining of an insertion bevel and/or an end bevel and/or the cylinder head sealing surface and/or the crankshaft space and/or a cylinder bore is carried out in a chip-forming manner, and a respective chip-forming tool is guided so that the respective cutting edges penetrate into the material which is to be removed from the outside.
1. A process for chip-forming machining of thermally sprayed cylinder bores of a cast cylinder crankcase, in which those surfaces of the cylinder bores that are to be thermally coated are roughened, the cylinder bores are coated by a thermal spraying process, and the cylinder bores are remachined to their final dimensions, comprising:
providing a milling cutter, and
machining at least one of a surface of an insertion bevel, a surface of an end bevel, a cylinder head sealing surface, a crankshaft space surface, and a cylinder bore surface in a chip-forming manner by guiding said milling cutter so that respective cutting edges of teeth on the milling cutter engage and penetrate into material that is to be removed in a direction approximately orthogonal to said at least one surface from the outside so as to minimize detachment of material coating said at least one surface.
2. The process as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the machining of the at least one surface is carried out with the milling cutter being rotated about its axis.
3. A cylinder crankcase including cylinder bores machined by the process of claim 1 .
4. A cylinder crankcase including cylinder bores machined by the process of claim 2 .
5. The process as claimed in claim 1 , further comprising honing the at least one surface prior to machining that surface by way of said milling cutter.
6. The process as claimed in claim 5 , further comprising again honing the at least one surface after machining that surface by way of said milling cutter.
7. The process as claimed in claim 1 , wherein cutting tool tips of the milling cutter are disposable cutting tool tips.