Multiple-response optimization of turning machining by the taguchi method and the utility concept using uni-directional glass fiber-reinforced plastic composite and carbide (k10) cutting tool

Published 2013 View Full Article

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Keywords

UD-GFRP composites, Multi-response optimization, Carbide (K10) cutting tool, Taguchi approach, Utility concept, Surface roughness, MRR

Journal

Journal of Mechanical Science and Technology

Volume 27, Issue 9, Pages 2829-2837

Publisher

Springer Nature

Online

2013-09-18

DOI

10.1007/s12206-013-0731-5

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