Tool Life and Wear Model in Metal Cutting, Part 1 - Influence of Varying Flank Wear Criterion on Colding's Tool Life Equation
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Jan-Eric Ståhl | Fredrik Schultheiss | Daniel Johansson | Jinming Zhou | Volodymyr Bushlya | F. Schultheiss | J. Ståhl | V. Bushlya | D. Johansson | Jinming Zhou
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