4. Blade and saw cutting
To understand the principles of cutting, we often start with a simple case, known as "static cutting", in which a blade penetrates vertically into a homogeneous product of thickness e. The phenomena that come into play in this case result from the application of a force (F ) on the blade. The phenomena involved result from the application of a force (F ) to the blade. This force is distributed over the various faces of the blade: the cutting edge, the bevelled faces and the side faces (N 1 , N 2 , N 3 , N 4 , T 1 , T 2 , T 3 , T 4 ...
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Estimated cost of a cutting system by technology
The figures given below are for information only.
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Conventional machines
Given the wide range of equipment available, it is difficult to give any kind of estimate for this type of technique.
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Machines operating on the ultrasonic principle
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