The recent environmental/health and safety regulations placed restrictions of use of
hazardous substances on critical manufacturing sectors and consumers' products. Brass …

The leaded brasses show high machinability and atmospheric corrosion resistance. Hence,
they are being used in different applications such as machine parts, valves, fittings etc …

This paper deals with fundamental investigations on the machinability of lead-free brass
alloys. The effect of microstructure and silicon as alloying element on chip formation, cutting …

Lead has traditionally been added to brass alloys to achieve high machinability, but the
exact mechanisms at work are still debated. Lead-free brass alternatives could be …

In this study, a comprehensive study on photon and fast neutron interactions was conducted
to determine the possible uses of four different copper-based Nickel–Silver (NS) alloys as …

In the present work, a multi response optimization technique based on Taguchi method
coupled with grey relational analysis is used for electrical discharge machining operations …

Lead is a heavy metal which is toxic even at low exposure levels. Although the amount of
lead used in industry is steadily declining, it still constitutes a common alloying element for …

The aim of this paper was to produce a lead-free machinable brass dispersed with graphite
particles by powder metallurgy process. The weight of brass powder decreased with …

Some α+ β'brass components of drinking water distribution systems in Morocco underwent
early failures and were investigated to assess the nature and extent of the corrosion attacks …

Abstract Free-machining brass containing 2–3% of lead is a preferred industrial material as
it shows excellent machinability where low cutting forces, short chips and reduced tool wear …