Machining Glass Ceramic in Dry and Wet Environments

J  Stanislao; EG  Turker; MH  Richman

doi:10.1520/JTE10514J

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Volume 4, Issue 1

Machining Glass Ceramic in Dry and Wet Environments

Published Online: 01 January 1976

CODEN: JTEVAB

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Abstract

Glass ceramic (K₂O-MgF₂-MgO-SiO₂) was found to have relatively good machinability that is restricted within a very limited range of machine settings. The microstructure of glass ceramic has had significant influence on the machining capabilities. Tool geometry, tool composition, and the machining environment influenced cutting forces, workpiece surface quality, and tool life.

Author Information:

Stanislao, J
Professor and dean of engineering and architecture, North Dakota State University, Fargo, North Dakota

Turker, EG
Assistant professor of industrial engineering, Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio

Richman, MH
Professor of engineering, Brown University, Providence, R.I.

Stock #: JTE10514J

ISSN:0090-3973

DOI: 10.1520/JTE10514J

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Title Machining Glass Ceramic in Dry and Wet Environments
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Committee E28