A review on recent development of minimum quantity lubrication for sustainable machining
Achieving sustainable machining is in demand nowadays and it is in line with the rise of
global eco-awareness and rigorous regulations by the authorities to prevent from further …
global eco-awareness and rigorous regulations by the authorities to prevent from further …
Surface morphological characteristics and mechanisms of laser-assisted electrochemical polishing on Inconel 718 alloy
Z Yang, G Wu, J Shen, Y Yin, L Li, Y Wang… - Optics & Laser …, 2025 - Elsevier
The efficiency of Inconel 718 alloy polishing surface is limited by low thermal conductivity,
work-hardening effects, high strength and high hardness. In this study, jet electrochemical …
work-hardening effects, high strength and high hardness. In this study, jet electrochemical …
Towards green machining: wear analysis of a novel eco-friendly cooling strategy for Inconel 718
Inconel 718, valued for its remarkable mechanical, corrosion, and high-temperature
resistance up to 700° C, is a predominant material constituting almost half of all global …
resistance up to 700° C, is a predominant material constituting almost half of all global …
Influence of dislocation cells on hydrogen embrittlement in wrought and additively manufactured Inconel 718
CT Santos Maldonado, A Zafra… - Communications …, 2024 - nature.com
Hydrogen embrittlement (HE) is a major issue for the mechanical integrity of high-strength
alloys exposed to hydrogen-rich environments, with diffusion and trapping of hydrogen …
alloys exposed to hydrogen-rich environments, with diffusion and trapping of hydrogen …
[HTML][HTML] Comparative evaluation of thermal and mechanical properties of nickel alloy 718 prepared using selective laser melting, spark plasma sintering, and casting …
In this study, three different methods, namely, selective laser melting (SLM), spark plasma
sintering (SPS), and casting techniques, were utilized to fabricate nickel alloy 718 samples …
sintering (SPS), and casting techniques, were utilized to fabricate nickel alloy 718 samples …
Enhancing sustainability in Inconel 718 machining: temperature control with internally cooled tools
Out of all the mechanical energy generated during material cutting, the majority is converted
into heat, raising the temperature at the chip-tool interface, particularly in difficult-to-machine …
into heat, raising the temperature at the chip-tool interface, particularly in difficult-to-machine …
Additively manufactured IN718 in thin wall and narrow flow channel geometries: Effects of post-processing and wall thickness on tensile and fatigue behaviors
Using additively manufactured (AM) tubular IN718 specimens, this study was conducted to
understand the effects of wall thickness, surface machining, and hot isostatic pressing (HIP) …
understand the effects of wall thickness, surface machining, and hot isostatic pressing (HIP) …
Remanufacturing of nickel-based aero-engine components using metal additive manufacturing technology
A Shrivastava, S Rao, BK Nagesha, S Barad… - Materials Today …, 2021 - Elsevier
Inconel 718 is one of the most widely used alloys in metal additive manufacturing because
of its wide range of applications in aerospace, gas turbines and other structural applications …
of its wide range of applications in aerospace, gas turbines and other structural applications …
The effect of the heat treatments on the tool wear of hybrid Additive Manufacturing of IN718
The application of the Direct Energy Deposition (DED) in the aerospace field offers the
potential to manufacture and repair critical components. Nevertheless, the parts produced by …
potential to manufacture and repair critical components. Nevertheless, the parts produced by …
Revealing deformation mechanisms in additively manufactured Alloy 718: Cryogenic to elevated temperatures
Tensile behavior of Alloy 718, fabricated through laser powder directed energy deposition,
was examined over a wide temperature range (− 195, 25, 200, 425, 650, 870, and 980° C) …
was examined over a wide temperature range (− 195, 25, 200, 425, 650, 870, and 980° C) …