Cutting force reduction and surface quality improvement in machining of aerospace duralumin AL-2017-T4 using carbon onion nanolubrication system

Mechanism of Nanoparticles Functioning and Effects in Machining Processes: A Review

“…Sayuti et al [30] found that the rolling actions of nanoparticles at tool work piece interface reduce coefficient of friction resulting lower cutting force. The penetration and entrapment of nanoparticles at the grinding interface forms a tribo-chemical film of Mo-S-P chemistry complex which effectively improves the slipping of grains between wheel and work piece [35].…”

Rheological behaviour of nanofluids: A review

“…These nanofluids have a number of advantages, such as, better stability, greater thermal conductivity and lower pressure drop compared to the base fluid. Also, use of these nanofluids has shown a remarkable improvement of performance parameters in machining, such as, milling [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8], grinding [9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18], drilling [19] and turning [20][21][22][23] of various metals and their alloys. Sharma et al [24] reviewed the literature available on nanofluid application in various machining processes as cutting fluid and observed that nanofluid improved machining performance significantly.…”

Investigation of Deep Cold Rolling Effects on the Bending Fatigue of Brass C38500

“…The major parameter to describe the surface quality especially in the field of fracture mechanics is the surface roughness (Sayuti et al 2013). In general, roughness is not a desired parameter because of its unwanted effects on the fracture and initiation of surface cracks; however, it has a good effect on the stickiness.…”