Petr Kolar

Dr. Petr Kolar


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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 January 2010 in CIRP Annals
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THT. Holkup
T. Holkup
HCH. Cao
H. Cao
PKPetr Kolar
Petr Kolar
YAY. Altintas
Y. Altintas
JZJ. Zelený
J. Zelený

7 September 2010 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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PKPetr Kolar
Petr Kolar
MSMatej Sulitka
Matej Sulitka
MJMiroslav Janota
Miroslav Janota

25 February 2020 in International Journal of Precision Engineering and Manufacturing
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TLTe Li
Te Li
PKPetr Kolar
Petr Kolar
XLXin-Yong Li
Xin-Yong Li
JWJian Wu
Jian Wu

30 October 2018 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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PMPetr Masek
Petr Masek
PZPavel Zeman
Pavel Zeman
PKPetr Kolar
Petr Kolar
FHFrantišek Holesovsky
František Holesovsky
A main requirement in the field of polymer composites milling with fibre reinforcement is to machine with high quality in one operation (without delamination or burrs). That requires precise selection of cutting tool geometry and cutting conditions. Fibre-reinforced plastics (FRPs) are difficult-to-machine materials due to high abrasivity, relatively low melting point of polymeric matrices and inclination to delamination or large burr formation. This study investigates the main factors influencing the forces, temperature and surface quality in terms of the cutting conditions through ANOVA testing. Machining during this experiment was performed with a polycrystalline diamond (PCD) end mill. Next, the strongest factor with various double-helix cutting tool geometry was compared. The geometric model of the cutting forces was created based on previous measurements as well as a general empirical model of cutting forces, temperature on the machined surface and average delamination length for C/PPS material.

1 January 2015 in Procedia Manufacturing
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PKPetr Kolar
Petr Kolar
PFPetr Fojtu
Petr Fojtu
TSTony Schmitz
Tony Schmitz
Cutting force models are important for machining processes simulations. This paper presents measurement of cutting forces during C45 (1.0503) carbon steel machining using a coated carbide tool. Various cutting edge geometries and cutting conditions as well as various tool flank wear values were tested. The cutting force coefficients were computed from the experimental data. The results showed that the absolute value of the cutting force coefficients depended on the cutting edge geometry, cutting conditions and tool wear. Additionally, the relative increase in the cutting force coefficients during the tool lifetime was linear and independent of the cutting edge geometries and cutting conditions. The cutting force coefficient models with and without cross components were identified using the linear regression method. Comparison of both models is discussed in the paper

1 June 2016 in Manufacturing Technology
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PKPetr Kolar
Petr Kolar
MSMatej Sulitka
Matej Sulitka
PFPetr Fojtů
Petr Fojtů
JFJiří Falta
Jiří Falta
JŠJaroslav Šindler
Jaroslav Šindler
Modelling of cutting forces is important for understanding and simulation of the machining processes. This paper presents cutting force modelling of data obtained from machining of C45 carbon steel with a coated carbide tool. The model is base...