Assessment of Micro-Geometric and Macro-Geometric Parameters after Machining Composite Material with Natural Fibres

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This paper present problem of the examination of the parameters of cutting process on the micro-geometric and macro-geometric parameters after the turning of composite material with natural reinforcement (material is combination of two different phases the plastic matrix and wood flour). The article deals with effect of feed rate and cutting speed to roundness deviation and maximum roughness depth. The results were analyzed using device of surface roughness, roundness/cylindricity and digital microscopic camera. From the result, the surface roughness are mostly influenced by feed rate.

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