“…In the milling machining operation, different nanofluids show a noticeable reduction in the magnitude of the cutting forces, which helps to obtain the maximum benefit out of the operation, in such a way that the amount of force applied is reduced, and then all of the work carried out is converted to a useful trait and the losses due to heat and other changes are minimized. A few of the possible most important combinations of the nanoparticles with the base fluids are GnP with vegetable oil [ 13 ], hBN with vegetable-based oil, MoS 2 with vegetable-based oil, carbon onions with Alumicut oil [ 17 ], graphite nanoplatelets with distilled water [ 18 ], GO with metal work coolant, nanocarbon onions with mineral oil, silicon dioxide with ECOCUT SSN 322 mineral oil [ 20 ], Fe 3 O 4 with water and oil [ 21 ], LN 2 with vegetable oil [ 120 ], HBN with vegetable oil, MoS 2 with deionized water [ 22 ], TiO 2 , with water [ 23 ], MoS 2 with ECOCUT HSG 9055 oil [ 24 ], MoS 2 with ECOCUT HSG 905S neat cutting oil [ 25 ], MMT clay with water oil [ 26 ], silicon dioxide with mineral oil [ 35 ], Al 2 O 3 with oil [ 31 , 33 ], Ag with EG [ 32 ], ZnO with EG [ 32 ], and Al 2 O 3 with palm oil [ 33 , 34 ], which all show a significant decrease in terms of the cutting force when used at a nanoparticle size.…”