The minimum quantity lubrication+ nanofluid technique has proven to be feasible in
machining processes, since it has shown potential for improvements through its lubri …

Abstract Minimal Quantity of Lubrication was developed to achieve green manufacturing in
machining process. In this study, parameters of cutting fluid flow, grinding wheel type and …

The minimum quantity lubrication (MQL) is one of the most promising alternative techniques
to replace the conventional application of cutting fluids. However, its use in grinding is still a …

This work presents an evaluation of a new paste applied to the abrasive flow machining
(AFM) process, a paste developed with oiticica oil, from the “Licânia rígida Benth,” …

Eco-efficiency solutions have been more and more proposed by researcher and industry
around the world in latest years in order to become the manufacturing systems cleaner and …

Although the fact that the interrupted cutting process is widely employed in traditional
machining operations such as turning of crankshafts, engine piston ring, and helical tool …

The final quality of mechanical components has been increasingly desired in the industry.
This final quality is directly linked to surface roughness, geometric deviations, and …

The large amount of heat generated during grinding is minimized using cutting fluid.
However, they cause damage to human health and the environment and increase the cost of …

In machining processes, cutting fluid presents itself as a fundamental component, as they
are responsible for the refrigeration and lubrication of the cutting interface. This is especially …

The ceramic CBN grinding wheels are widely used in the fields of forming and precision
machining, and the research on them is of great significance in improving the machining …