Green Manufacturing - Textured Novel Cutting Tool for Sustainable Machining: A Review

Abstract:

Green manufacturing concept has become a cutting edge in the field of sustainable machining. The prime objective of the philosophy is to find a technique in machining or material removal processes that are environmentally friendly, with minimal wastage, energy efficient and optimal condition for the machining processes. This review paper discusses the significance of textured novel cutting tools, is one of the promising technologies and process. It discusses the Dry Machining process to capture green sustainable manufacturing practices. The study may answer of how it stands among other methods including minimum quantity lubrication and nano fluid lubricant. This paper also presents the importance of advanced manufacturing tools to match the sustainable future needs with an idea of proposed methodology to conduct a research on textured novel cutting tools for sustainable machining.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 899)
• Pages: 135-143
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.899.135
• Online since: June 2020
• Authors: Awais Farooqi*, Nukman bin Yusoff
• Keywords: Environmental-Friendly Nano Fluids, Green Manufacturing, Minimum Quantity Lubricant, Surface Textured Tool, Sustainable Machining

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