An experiment study of hard coating and cutting fluid effect in milling aluminum alloy

International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology

Volumn 32, Issue 9-10, 2007, Pages 885-891

  Tsao, C C ^a  

^a Tahua Institute of Technology   (Taiwan)

Author keywords

Aluminum alloy; Cutting fluid; Milling; Sulfurous boric acid ester

Indexed keywords

CUTTING FLUIDS; ESTERS; MILLING (MACHINING); MULTILAYERS; TUNGSTEN CARBIDE; WEAR OF MATERIALS;

DRY END MILLS; HARD COATING; MILLING FORCE; SULFUROUS BORIC ACID ESTERS;

ALUMINUM ALLOYS;

EID: 34047131282     PISSN: 02683768     EISSN: 14333015     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-006-0417-6     Document Type: Article

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