Investigation of Surface Roughness after Turning of One Kind of the Bio-Material with Thermoplastic Matrix and Natural Fibers

Jozef Zajac; Zuzana Hutyrová; Imrich Orlovský

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.941-944.275

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Investigation of Surface Roughness after Turning of One Kind of the Bio-Material with Thermoplastic Matrix and Natural Fibers

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Study provides information about one type of bio-based composite – plastic with wood reinforcement in volume more than 50 % (advantage: renewable, inexpensive, can be used to isolate a sound and have got a low density) and about machining of this unique material. During the machining (turning process was use to produce a surfaces by removing material from a rotating workpiece) were changed two parameters – rotation speed and feed rate (depth of cut was constant). There were observed changes of parameter to surface roughness with change of conditions of machining process.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 941-944)

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Jozef Zajac, Zuzana Hutyrová*, Imrich Orlovský

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Bio-Based Composite, Machining, Surface Roughness (SR)

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