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Empirical Modelling for Work Piece Temperature During End Milling of Inconel625 Using a Green’s Function Approach Based on Dirac Delta Function
Milling is a very versatile process for the manufacturing of dies and aerospace components. Especially in the manufacturing of thin walled components, the dimensional accuracy is greatly affected due to heat generation and deflection in the wall. Therefore, minimization of heat generation during mil
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