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    Control of Surface Topographies Formed During Machining

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    1990
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    Zhang, G.M.
    Hwang, Tsu-Wei
    Harhalakis, George
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    This paper presents a new approach from a systems engineering perspective to integrate tool path control and surface topography generation for the quality control of machined surfaces. This approach is based on a strategic link "variability of material properties - cutting mechanics in microscale - structural dynamics of machine tools - integration of tool fibratory and geometric motions - surface topography generation. "By combining experimental and analytical work, this research provides manufacturing industry with a computer-based method to control machined surface topographies.
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