2011
DOI: 10.1080/10426914.2010.530533
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Experimental Study on Minimizing Edge Chipping in Glass Milling Operation Using an Internal CBN Grinding Tool

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“…The phenomenon of edge chipping at the end of cut was also investigated by Pekelharing [4], and later on, by Lin [5] and Karim et al [6]. Lin [5] also found out the influence of process parameters on burr size in face milling of stainless steel specimens.…”
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confidence: 98%
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“…The phenomenon of edge chipping at the end of cut was also investigated by Pekelharing [4], and later on, by Lin [5] and Karim et al [6]. Lin [5] also found out the influence of process parameters on burr size in face milling of stainless steel specimens.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…It was reported by Gillespie [1] that the cost component related to edge finishing including deburring of precision mechanical components could be up to 30% of the cost of manufacture. For these reasons, intense research works were taken up [1][2][3][4][5][6] in the past on burr formation aiming at its minimization. Ko and Dornfeld [2] explored formation of burr at low cutting velocity for both ductile and brittle materials, and proposed a model related to this.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…We interpreted this tendency as indicating that the CIGSSe layer had become saturated with sodium because the weight percentage of sodium in typical soda-lime glass is approximately 460 times higher than that of potassium. 9 Measurement of the potassium concentration within the region of interest (ROI), which was shifted away from the near-patterned regions in the direction of the reference regions by 40 μm, confirmed that the diffusion of alkali elements near the patterned regions increased. The size of the ROI was chosen based on the size of the structural shunt defects (Figure S2).…”
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“…After selenization, the average ratio of potassium intensity increased from 3.40 to 21.2, but that of sodium dropped sharply from 20.0 to 1.60 (Figure S1b). We interpreted this tendency as indicating that the CIGSSe layer had become saturated with sodium because the weight percentage of sodium in typical soda-lime glass is approximately 460 times higher than that of potassium …”
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confidence: 99%