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Correlation of the holes quality with the force signals in a microdrilling process of a sintered tungsten-copper alloy

Beruvides et al., 2014

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14635145622894117928
Author
Beruvides G
Quiza R
del Toro R
Castaño F
Haber R
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International Journal of Precision Engineering and Manufacturing

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Holes quality errors are an undesired but unavoidable consequence in drilling operations. Due to the small dimensions involved in the microdrilling processes, quality measurement and control must be carried out offline, by using microscopy or other high precision …
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