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A review of cutting tools for ultra-precision machining
Machining Science and Technology, 2022Ultra-precision cutting (UPC) is an advanced machining process capable of fabricating components with a surface finish and dimensional accuracy in the nanometer range.
Rakesh Mote, Ganesh Malayath
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A review: Insight into smart and sustainable ultra-precision machining augmented by intelligent IoT
Journal of Manufacturing SystemsSandy To, Wai Sze Yip
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International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2019
Duo Li, Xiangqian Jiang, Zhen Tong
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Duo Li, Xiangqian Jiang, Zhen Tong
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Effect of crystallography on residual stresses during ultra-precision machining of sapphire
CIRP annals, 2022Residual stresses play an important role in determining the quality of a machined surface during ultra-precision machining (UPM) of ceramics by initiating cracks at premature loads. In this study, the anisotropy in residual stresses resulting from UPM of
A. Nagaraj, Sangkee Min
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2004
The growth of the ultra precision technologies, precision engineering, micro engineering and now engineering nanotechnology is, naturally, closely related to the development of ultra precision machine tools (UPMTs). Among the first ultra precision machine tools to appear on the world stage were diamond turning machines at the U.S.
Pat McKeown, John Corbett
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The growth of the ultra precision technologies, precision engineering, micro engineering and now engineering nanotechnology is, naturally, closely related to the development of ultra precision machine tools (UPMTs). Among the first ultra precision machine tools to appear on the world stage were diamond turning machines at the U.S.
Pat McKeown, John Corbett
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Ultra-Precision Machining Of Plastics
SPIE Proceedings, 1984Recent results on the ultra-precision machining of plastics by a single crystal diamond tool with a highly precise rigid cutting apparatus are described in this paper. Using a newly developed ultra-precision air spindle and slide, detailed experiments were carried out for polymethyl methacrylate, polycarbonate and ally di-glycol carbonate among eight ...
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, 2020
The Ti–6Al–4V alloy is regarded as a typical hard-to-machine material owing to its small thermal conductivity and low deformation coefficient. Large amounts of cutting fluids are required and consumed in the traditional ultra-precision machining of the ...
R. Tan +7 more
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The Ti–6Al–4V alloy is regarded as a typical hard-to-machine material owing to its small thermal conductivity and low deformation coefficient. Large amounts of cutting fluids are required and consumed in the traditional ultra-precision machining of the ...
R. Tan +7 more
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Ultra-precision machining in Japan
Precision Engineering, 1979Abstract Japanese industry has generally been associated with mass production during the last 3 decades. There is now a growing interest in precision engineering. This article gives a historical perspective, draws an analogy with traditional production technology and philosophy, and presents examples of the new interest in precision ...
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Ultra-precision machining process of inner surface considering shear-thickening polishing method
Proceedings of the Institution of mechanical engineers. Part B, journal of engineering manufactureShear-thickening polishing (STP) is a non-traditional flexible ultra-precision processing method that exploits the polishing fluid’s shear-thickening properties to create a shear rate between the workpiece surface and the potential flow.
Luguang Guo +7 more
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Ultra-Precision Float Polishing Machine
CIRP Annals, 1987Abstract A new ultra-precision float polishing machine which can cut a tin lap of 460 mm in diameter very flat with a sharp diamond tool has been developed for polishing samples up to 180 mm in diameter. The conventionally pitch-polished BK-7 glass, Zerodur, Cer Vit and fused silica of 100 mm in diameter were polished to the flatness of λ/20 = 0.03 ...
Y. Namba, H. Tsuwa, R. Wada, N. Ikawa
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