Machinability and Wear of Aluminium Based Metal Matrix Composites by MQL – A Review
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, H. S. Bains2, Sumit Jain3 and D. Priyadarshi1
Subramanian Ravichandran1*, E.Vengatesan2, A.Ramakrishnan2
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