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  1. Performance evaluation of biodegradable metalworking fluids for machining process

    The widely use of metalworking fluids (MWFs) petroleum-based in the industry have a negative impact to the environment and human. Thus, various initiatives have been undertaken to develop bio-based MWFs especially from crude jatropha oil (CJO). However, the main drawback of CJO is that it has low …

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  2. Comparing Various Performance Aspects of Synthetic Metalworking Fluids in a Manufacturing Setting to Determine the Best Choice for a Grinding Operation

    <p>Metalworking fluids are essential for a grinding operation. They provide the workpiece with thermal protection, lubrication, and corrosion protection. Advancements in chemistry and technology have allowed coolant manufacturers to develop complex solutions for a multitude of applications. The …

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  3. Tribological performance of jatropha oil-based nanofluids for orthogonal cutting process

    … risen the attention to shift the petroleum-based metalworking fluids (MWFs) toward the use of renewable and biodegradable energy sources for the production of MWFs. Thus, vegetable-based MWF, especially crude jatropha oil (CJO) is considered as a great potential substitution of the petroleum-based …

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  4. Study on the application of ionic liquids in bio-based lubricant for a sustainable machining process

    … of effective and environmentally friendly metalworking fluids (MWFs). Bio-based lubricants from vegetable oils are highly biodegradable, non-toxic, pose good lubricating properties and low production costs. They have been widely perceived as a potential to reduce or replace the high …

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  5. The prediction of flux decline in cross-flow microfilters via three-dimensional fluid dynamic models of tortuous pore structure

    … increase the in-use lifetime of semi-synthetic metalworking fluids. However in operation, fouling of the microfilter has been shown to occur and bring about a reduction of microfilter flux. This research develops a fluid dynamic model of the tortuous pore geometry to simulate the progression of …

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