Precision Machining

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-2836-6

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Markopoulos, Angelos P. (editor)

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English

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Abstract

The work included in this book focuses on precision machining and grinding processes, including milling, laser machining and polishing on various materials for high-end applications. These processes are in the forefront of contemporary technology, with significant industrial applications. Their importance is also made clear by the important works that are included in the research that is presented in the book. Some important aspects of these processes are investigated, and process parameters are optimized. This is performed in the presented works with significant experimental and modelling work, incorporating modern tools of analysis and measurements.

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/78736

Keywords

transfer machine; rotary table; working unit; green design; finite element; machine tool; minimal quantity lubrication; railroad switch; railway junction; FEA; experimental; points; double row tapered roller bearing; bearing cage; window forming; dimensional precision; clearance between punch and die; work stroke length; workpiece thickness; mathematical empirical model; femoral component; medical implant; total knee replacement; CNC machining; implant machining; sculptured surface; bio-engineering; surface quality; hard turning; grinding; combined procedure; material removal rate; operation time; face milling; surface roughness; feed; insert run-out; silicon carbide; annular polishing; material removal; over-polishing; knurled interference fit; shaft-hub-connection; joining by plastic forming; torque capacity; joining force; drive train; Al7075; thrust force; cutting torque; response surface methodology; end-milling; cutter runout; cutting force; workpiece topomorphy; laser engraving; laser machining; Nd:YAG laser