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An investigation on end milling behaviour of glass fiber reinforced polymer composites

Glass fibers are frequently utilized as reinforcing polymers. Glass fiber reinforced composites (GFRP) are unique due to their outstanding mechanical and physical characteristics that are useful in industrial applications. In order to mill these composites with good results, minimal fiber delaminati...

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Main Authors:	Garudkar, Pratap Shivaji, Thakur, Raju Kumar, Pawar, Santosh Haribhau, Kshirsagar, Monali Jayram, Shinde, Vishal Vasant, Singh, Kalyan Kumar
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Subjects:	Delamination Design factors Design of experiments Design parameters End milling Feed rate Fiber composites Fiber reinforced polymers Glass fiber reinforced plastics Industrial applications Orthogonal arrays Physical properties Polymer matrix composites Surface properties Surface roughness Variance analysis
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