EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON LUBRICATION MECHANISM IN MQL INTERMITTENT CUTTING PROCESS

REFERENCES

• Aronson , R.B. ( 1995 ) Why dry machining? Manufacturing Engineering , 114 : 33 – 36 .
   Google Scholar
• Heisel , U. : Lutz , M. : Spath , D. : Wassmer , R. : Walter , U. ( 1994 ) Application of minimum quantity cooling lubricant technology in cutting process . Production Engineering , II ( 1 ): 49 – 54 .
   Google Scholar
• Itoigawa , F. : Childs , T.H.C. : Nakamura , T. : Belluco , W. : ( 2006 ). Effects and mechanisms in minimal quantity lubrication machining of an aluminum alloy . Wear , 260 ( 4 ): 339 – 344 .
   Web of Science ®Google Scholar
• Klocke , F. : ( 1997 ). Dry machining . Annals of the CIRP , 46 ( 2 ): 519 – 526 .
   Google Scholar
• Lopez de Lacalle , L.N. : Lamikiz , A. : Sanchez , J.A. : Cabanes , I. : ( 2001 ). Cutting conditions and tool optimization in the high-speed milling of aluminium alloys . Proceedings of Inter. Mech. Eng. , 215 ( B ): 1257 – 1260 .
   Google Scholar
• Rahman , M. : Kumar , A.S. ; Manzoor-Ul-Salam ,: ( 2001 ). Evaluation of minimal quantities of lubricant in end milling . Advanced Manufacturing Technology , 18 : 235 – 241 .
   Web of Science ®Google Scholar
• Wakabayashi , T. : Sato , H. : Inasaki , I. : ( 1998 ). Turning using extremely small amount of cutting fluid . JSME International Journal, Ser. C , 41 ( 1 ): 143 – 148 .
   Google Scholar