Non-traditional Machining Techniques for Fabricating Metal Aerospace Filters

Thanks to recent advances in manufacturing technology, aerospace system designers have many more options to fabricate high-quality, low-weight, high-capacity, cost-effective filters. Aside from traditional methods such as stamping, drilling and milling, many new approaches have been widely used in f...

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Published in:Chinese journal of aeronautics 2008-10, Vol.21 (5), p.441-447
Main Authors: Wei, Wang, Di, Zhu, Allen, D.M., Almond, H.J.A.
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aerospace filter
laser beam machining
photo electroforming
photochemical machining
光化学加工
激光束
航空过滤器
飞机构造
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