Yusuke Sakamoto

Title: Yusuke Sakamoto and Cutting-Condition Design

Introduction

Yusuke Sakamoto is an inventor associated with Kobe Steel, Ltd., in Hyogo, Japan. His patent work addresses the design of efficient cutting conditions while accounting for tool performance and operating limits.

Latest Patents

Sakamoto is named on 1 patent: “Method for Designing Cutting Conditions for Cutting.” The method uses parameters such as feed speed, axial and radial cutting amounts, and cutting speed to calculate tool deflection. It then evaluates whether chattering vibration occurs, estimates the workpiece’s maximum cutting thickness and the cutting temperature, and checks whether the tool’s service life requirements are met. Based on these results, the method calculates cutting efficiency and compares it with stored efficiency data, selecting the design parameters as cutting conditions when they produce the maximum value.

Career Highlights

Sakamoto’s listed invention focuses on a systematic approach to balancing cutting efficiency with tool stability, temperature, and service life. His work is associated with Kobe Steel, Ltd., a company active in industrial technology and manufacturing.

Collaborations

Shinsuke Asai and Koichi Akazawa are identified as Sakamoto’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or the extent of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Yusuke Sakamoto’s patent presents a data-driven method for choosing cutting conditions that considers efficiency alongside vibration, heat, and tool life.