Inconel 718, magnetic field, surface roughness, tool wear, turning, Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), TA1-2040, Electronic computers. Computer science, QA75.5-76.95

Abstract This study examined the effect of magnetic field with single point coated‐carbide tool during turning process of Inconel718 (In718). After the turning process, tribological properties (surface roughness and tool wear) and chip morphology were analyzed. Two cylindrical Neodymium (N52) grade permanent magnets are used to apply the magnetic field during the machining. Cutting speed and magnetic field intensity along with constant feed and depth of cut are used to analyze tribological properties along with chip morphology. Experimental results show that 80 m/min cutting speed and 426 Gauss magnetic field has the best results in term of lowest surface roughness and tool wear. Lorentz forces developed due to the applied external magnetic field help to improve surface roughness compared to nonmagnetic field machining. Developed fine particles during the turning process get repulsed in case of magnetic field machining which helps to improve tool wear.