Preliminary Study of the Influence of Machining Conditions in the Response to Corrosion of UNS-A92024 Alloy

Rafael Bienvenido; J.E. Díaz Vázquez; Francisco Javier Botana; María José Cano Iglesias; Mariano Marcos Bárcena

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.107.117

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Preliminary Study of the Influence of Machining Conditions in the Response to Corrosion of UNS-A92024 Alloy

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In the aeronautical industrial sector, the control of the manufacturing process allows to fit the results to the conditions of design of pieces. This manufacturing process conditions the functional behaviour of pieces. In this work are presented the preliminary results of a study conducing to obtain the influence of machining parameters in the response to corrosion of aerospace aluminium alloys in seawater. This results show a high influence of feed, and a minor influence of cutting speed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 107)

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117-121

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.107.117

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Rafael Bienvenido, J.E. Díaz Vázquez, Francisco Javier Botana, María José Cano Iglesias, Mariano Marcos Bárcena

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Corrosion, Machining, Surface Integrity, UNS A92024 Alloy

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