An analysis of orthogonal machining is given in which the mean angle of friction usually used to describe the frictional condition at the tool-chip interface is replaced by the average shear stress along this interface. If this shear stress is expressed as a function of strain rate and temperature, using a velocity-modified temperature, there is good agreement between theory and experiment.
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