Conventional lubrication systems are used in grinding operations to reduce friction and
defects produced during machining. Mineral-based oils, commonly used as conventional …

Superalloys find widespread application in demanding environments owing to their robust
strength and high resistance to heat and corrosion. Nonetheless, these very attributes …

The development of a new class of metalworking fluids (MWFs) with unique properties is
essential to achieve energy-efficient and sustainable growth. Ionic liquids (ILs) are molten …

Additive manufacturing (AM) highlights developing complex and efficient parts for various
uses. Fused deposition modelling (FDM) is the most frequent fabrication procedure used to …

Nickel-based alloys have great application value in aerospace, biomedical industry,
chemical industry, and other fields. However, nickel-based alloys are known to be difficult to …

In the field of mechanical machining, cutting fluids are indispensable, widely utilized in both
rough machining and high-precision operations, particularly in industries such as …

Due to the hygroscopicity of CFRP, dry and/or near-dry cutting conditions instead of
conventional flood lubrication is recommended for CFRP machining. However, thermal …

In recent years, researchers have investigated ionic liquids (ILs) as suitable metalworking
fluids (MWFs) additive. Most commonly used ILs contain halogen anions, which creates …

The conventional flood ie, mineral-based cutting fluid approach was extensively utilized on
the shop floor to diminish the amount of friction and power consumption while precision …

Industrially important metal working fluids are reported to be vulnerable to microbial growth,
leading to loss of its working efficiency. The present study is dedicated towards the green …