Optimization of Machining Parameters During Turning of AISI 316L Stainless Steel Under Nanocutting Fluid Environment

Sathishkumar, S. D.; Rajmohan, T.

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-6267-9_26

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“…And that the optimum results were achieved at the optimal cutting-factor levels, such as maximum MRR of 12.346 cm 3 /min and surface roughness of 1.3 µm at a cutting speed of 340 m/min and cutting time of 30 min. Sathishkumar and Rajmohan [9] Work on the optimization effects of cutting factors such as cutting speed feeds and depthof-cut on MRR under 0.25 wt% SAE 20 W 40 Carbon nanotube-lubricant. Taguchi techniques were applied due to three factors, three levels of machining operations.…”

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Performance Investigation of the Effects of Nano-Additive-Lubricants with Cutting Parameters on Material Removal Rate of AL8112 Alloy for Advanced Manufacturing Application

Okokpujie

Tartibu

2021

Sustainability

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The implementation of nano-additives in machining fluid is significant for manufacturers to attain a sustainable manufacturing process. The material removal rate (MRR) is a significant process of transforming solid raw materials into specific shapes and sizes. This process has many challenges due to friction, vibration, chip discontinuity when machining aluminum alloy, which has led to poor accuracy and affected the fatigue life of the developed material. It is worth noting that aluminum 8112 alloy is currently being applied in most engineering applications due to its lightweight-to-strength ratio compared to some other metals. This research aims to compare the effects of copra oil-based-titanium dioxide (TiO2)- and Multi-walled Carbon Nanotubes (MWCNTs)-nano-lubricant with cutting parameter interactions by conducting a study on MRR for advanced machining of aluminum 8112 alloys. The biodegradable nano-additive-lubricants were developed using two-step preparation techniques. The study employed a quadratic rotatable central composite design (QRCCD) to carry out the interaction study of the five machining parameters in the three lubrication environments on MRR. The results show that the copra-based-TiO2 nano-lubricant increases the MRR by 7.5% and 16% than the MWCNTs and copra-oil-lubrication machining environments, respectively. In conclusion, the eco-friendly nano-additive-lubricant TiO2-Copra oil-based should be applied to manufacture machine parts for high entropy applications for sustainable production systems.

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