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Role of Lubricant Applying Effect in Lubrication in Aluminum Cutting

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 396-402)

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1703-1708

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.396-402.1703

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July 2002

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Toshiaki Kaneeda

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Applied Material, Extreme Pressure Oil, Lubricant Applying Effect, Lubrication, Machinability, Oil-Submerged Cutting, Oleic Acid, Semi-Dry Machining, Work-Hardening

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