Reliability and economic analysis in sustainable machining of Monel 400 alloy
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Munish Kumar Gupta | Ashwani Tayal | N. S. Kalsi | Nirmal Singh Kalsi | A Garcia-Collado | Murat Sarikaya | M. Gupta | A. García-Collado | A. Tayal | M. Sarıkaya
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