Machining process is an important and proven among the all manufacturing processes in product based industries. For effective execution of machining process, cutting fluids plays a pivotal role in reducing machining cycle time as well as machining cost. In this study, a review of the significance of machining process along with application of nanofluids as a cutting fluids has been explored. To attain these objectives, machining process output parameters like cutting force, surface roughness, tool-work piece interface temperature, tool wear and effects on environmental conditions were examined. With this, few cases of employing nanofluids in machining process operations stated in detail. In this paper, a summary table related to various vital specifications was mentioned, such as type of nanoparticle, cutting tool used, type of work material & machining processes (turning, milling, drilling and grinding). On a prima facie This study discussed the importance of application of nanofluids for optimal consumption in various machining processes.
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3 September 2019
1ST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCES IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND NANOTECHNOLOGY (ICAMEN 2019)
8–9 March 2019
Jaipur, India
Research Article|
September 03 2019
Effective utilization of nanofluids for machining process enhancement
Anup A. Junankar;
Anup A. Junankar
1
1Research Scholar,
Mechanical Engineering, Poornima University
, Jaipur, India
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Jayant K. Purohit;
Jayant K. Purohit
2Associate Professor,
Poornima University
, Jaipur, India
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Nikhil V. Bhende
Nikhil V. Bhende
3Research Scholar,
Mechanical Engineering, Poornima University
, Jaipur, India
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AIP Conf. Proc. 2148, 030040 (2019)
Citation
Anup A. Junankar, Jayant K. Purohit, Nikhil V. Bhende; Effective utilization of nanofluids for machining process enhancement. AIP Conf. Proc. 3 September 2019; 2148 (1): 030040. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5123962
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