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Performance evaluation of WC-12wt%Co as grinding wheel abrasive material by machining a titanium alloy
ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Grinding has been the most common machining process for material removal in manufacturing for many decades. The process originated from the realization that harder materials have the ability to abrasively alter the geometry and surface finish of softer materials. It was originally...
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Stellenbosch : Stellenbosch University
2016
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