High Productivity Rough Turning of Ti-6Al-4V Alloy, with Flood and High-Pressure Cooling
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J. Bonney | E. O. Ezugwu | E. Ezugwu | Á. R. Machado | E. Ugwoha | R. B. da Silva | J. Bonney | A. R. Machado | R. B. Da Silva | E. Ugwoha
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