MQL Application in Vibration Tapping

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To solve the problems caused by the cost of metal working fluids in manufacturing processes, many methods have been employed. MQL (minimum quantity lubrication) is a successful application as a green manufacture strategy. Vibration tapping is a workable tapping method with good performance. An application of MQL technique in vibration tapping was studied. Maximum torque and chip morphology were used to evaluate the performance of MQL operation. A comparison among MQL, flooded and dry operations was carried out. The results showed that MQL decreased the maximum torque value obviously and the chip morphology under this condition was good.

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