A Chip Formation Study of the Micro-Cutting of Commercially Pure Titanium
João Octávio Marçal Assis,
Carlos Henrique Lauro,
Robson Bruno Dutra Pereira
et al.
Abstract:In recent years, micro-cutting has been employed to obtain components that are more detailed and/or have great surface quality, regardless of dimensions, like dental implants. In the manufacturing of medical/dental components, titanium and its alloys are biomaterials of great notability. Like in conventional machining, sustainability is a delicate issue because it does not only depend on environmental aspects. One simple solution would be to perform dry machining. However, in the machining of difficult-to-cut … Show more
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