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Modeling and Simulation of Energy Efficient Milling Process Plans for Prismatic Parts
The milling process has been continuously optimized from many aspects: forces, velocities, stability, quality. Numerous papers have been published that report results in the domain of toolpath optimization with criteria such as raising the quality of the machined part, obtaining a stable machining p
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