Mechanistic approach for prediction of forces in micro-drilling of plain and glass-reinforced epoxy sheets

Mechanistic approach for prediction of forces in micro-drilling of plain and glass-reinforced epoxy sheets
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10.1007/s00170-014-6202-z
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2014-08
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The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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通讯作者:
I. Rahamathullah;M. Shunmugam
I. Rahamathullah;M. Shunmugam
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作者:
I. Rahamathullah;M. Shunmugam

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