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Temperature effects on grinding residual stress
Residual stress is a key factor that influences the reliability, precision, and life of final products. Earlier studies have alluded to the fact that the grinding process is usually the source of a tensile residual stress on the part surface, while there exists a temperature level commonly referred
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