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The Effect Machining Processes can have on the Fatigue Life and Surface Integrity of Critical Helicopter Components
2014
Procedia CIRP
The desire to reduce cost in helicopter components has meant that manufacturing/production engineering is always looking into novel machining processes. However, before these processes can be adopted by manufacturing, the effect that these machining techniques can have on fatigue performance will need to be assessed and characterized. The paper aims to present examples of three machining techniques which were identified by manufacturing/production engineering as offering distinct benefits over
doi:10.1016/j.procir.2014.04.005
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