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Fig 1.

Two types of cutting head.

(A) Milling process with longitudinal cutting head. (B) Ripping process with transverse cutting Head.

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Fig 2.

Mesh cell structure of Cutting head.

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Fig 3.

Calculation principle for the pick arrangement meshing method.

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Fig 4.

Meshes on the cutting head.

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Fig 5.

Traversal algorithm block diagram of pick arrangement.

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Fig 6.

Traversal algorithm block diagram of pick arrangement.

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Fig 7.

TMR filtering results of cutting head with different helices.

(A) 13898 traversal results of 2 helices. (B) 2786 traversal results of 3 helices. (C) 742 traversal results of 4 helices. (D) 11904 traversal results of 2 helices. (E) 1880 traversal results of 3 helices. (F) 512 traversal results of 4 helices. (G) 8100 traversal results of 2 helices. (H) 1038 traversal results of 3 helices. (I) 257 traversal results of 4 helices. (J) 2369 traversal results of 2 helices. (K) 374 traversal results of 3 helices. (L) 66 traversal results of 4 helices.

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Fig 8.

The relationship between CV of mesh cell area and TMR.

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Fig 9.

The relationship between TMR and ss/ds.

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Fig 10.

Pick rotation coefficient on different cutting sections.

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Fig 11.

The influence of swing speed and rotation speed on the average value of pick rotation coefficient.

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Fig 12.

Relationship between CV of cutting load and TMR of each cutting head.

(A) 2-helices cutting head. (B) 3-helices cutting head. (C) 4-helices cutting head.

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Table 1.

Helix angle and cutting line spacing of 3-helices cutting head.

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Table 2.

Initial traversal results.

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Table 3.

Recalculated results without interference.

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Fig 13.

Cutting load CV and cutting thickness.

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Fig 14.

3D model of CH51 cutting head.

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Fig 15.

The adjacent helix spacing and the adjacent pick tip distance of CH51 cutting head.

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Fig 16.

TMR indicators of the CH51 cutting head.

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Fig 17.

Rock cutting model with a longitudinal cutting head.

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Table 4.

Cutting depth with various cutting head moving speed.

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Fig 18.

Cutting volume of each pick for one rotation.

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Fig 19.

Rotation coefficient of each pick.

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Fig 20.

Cutting speed of each pick.

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Fig 21.

Pick failure model for the longitudinal cutting head.

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Fig 22.

Calculation results of specific energy.

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Fig 23.

Cutting test parameters determined via drilling depth and cutting thickness.

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Fig 24.

Artificial rock wall cutting test with EBZ260W roadheader.

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Fig 25.

Picks of rock cutting test.

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Fig 26.

Pick consumption of CH51 cutting head.

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Fig 27.

Comparison of pick consumption.

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Fig 28.

Typical geometry of chips.

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Fig 29.

The ratio of chip width to chip thickness.

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Table 5.

Results of each cutting step.

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Fig 30.

Rock cutting specific energy.

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Fig 31.

Specific energy relationship between on-site test and simulation result.

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