The tribological behavior of cutting is a decisive factor in changing the production cycle, cost,
and quality of parts. Minimum quantity lubrication (MQL) based on environmentally friendly …

This literature review explores minimum quantity lubrication (MQL) machining, emphasizing
its benefits over traditional dry and flooded cooling methods. MQL is vital in manufacturing …

The ecological and economic problems associated with conventional cutting fluids can be
resolved by identifying a sustainable and improved cooling/lubrication approach. The …

This research presents the machinability analysis in face milling of Ti–3Al–2.5 V alloys using
TiAlN-coated carbide insert under dual nozzle minimum quantity lubrication (MQL) cooling …

In the present work, a novel cutting fluid has been extracted from mango (Mangifera indica
L.) seeds using the soxhlet technique. Cutting fluid from agricultural waste can reduce the …

The present study aims to analyze the tool wear mechanism and chip morphology during dry
(D) and graphene solid-lubricant (S), turning of Inconel 713C with a new novel textured …

Surface texturing on the cutting tool reduces friction in dry machining because high
temperatures are recorded at the tool chip interface, resulting in excessive tool wear. This …

Fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) matrices have gained widespread traction across diverse
industries for their exceptional attributes and lightweight nature, outperforming traditional …