Nanometric cutting removes material at nanoscale and generates high-quality surfaces with
a nanometric finish. In past decades, it has thrived as a mainstream manufacturing …

For many years, the machining community has dedicated significant efforts to investigate the
microscopic scale level phenomena during the material removal process. On one hand …

The edges of van der Waals materials exhibit unique physical and chemical properties, and
they are promising for applications in many fields, such as optoelectronics, energy storage …

To calculate the shear yield stress and effect of the gold film thickness on sandwich
structures, a force transducer was used to measure cutting forces during nanoskiving, and …

Abstract During Minimum Quantity Lubrication (MQL), ensuring the reachability of the oil
droplets to the cutting region is important to achieve better lubrication effect and enhanced …

Because of their many applications, including automotive, aeronautics, optics, and so forth,
demand for grinding tools sees unabated growth. But the energy and resource intensive …

Cutting edge of the micro-milling tool rapidly loses its sharpness and experiences early
adhesion that degrade the machinability and surface quality. Although rapid edge-rounding …

The unique size effects of nanowires have inspired their implementation in superconducting
materials, micro/nano electromechanical systems, and flexible devices. Nanoskiving …

The internal defects of the material caused by the shear of nanoskiving have an important
effect on the shape accuracy, mechanical properties, and electrical properties of nanowires …

Turning is a machining process widely used in many industries, such as aviation,
aerospace, and optics. The existing turning force model considers the shear deformation …