Finishing Operations to Enhance Surface Integrity of Parts

Finishing Operations to Enhance Surface Integrity of Parts

Surface integrity management is remarkably important when metal alloys are used to manufacture relevant parts. Advanced materials such as titanium, nickel alloys, non-ferrous alloys, or special steels make surface integrity preservation after machining particularly difficult. Consequently, thorough...

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Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
Subjects:
History of engineering and technology
Technology: general issues
AA2024 floor milling
abrasive shot blasting
accelerometer
acoustic emission
additive manufacturing
austenitic stainless steel
ball burnishing
Bayesian rule
bearing steel
chatter
desirability function
fatigue life
finish milling
finishing operations
finishing processes
friction coefficient
fused filament fabrication
honing
laser scanning
laser sensors
material removal rate
microhardness
mixture design
natural frequencies
non-contact metrology
operational deflection shape
optimization
part quality
PEI Ultem 9085
piezoelectric
positron mean lifetime τmean
postprocessing
precision spheres
process monitoring
regular reliefs
residual stress
residual stresses
rolling contact fatigue
roughness
sandblasting
sensitivity analysis
shot peening
slide burnishing
stainless steel
surface enhancement
surface integrity
surface roughness 3D
surface topography
t-test
thermal annealing
tool wear
topography
tribological interaction
tribology
ultrasonic
vapor smoothing
vibration-assisted ball burnishing
X6CrNiTi18 stainless steel
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