Experimental Introduction to Surface Roughness Parameters Measurement

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Surface roughness influences the performance of a finished part. In machining operations, the surface roughness generated is influenced by an enormous set of factors. In ball end milling operations, the geometric characteristics of the cut clearly affect the surface crests generated. This paper presents an experimental methodology that permits engineering students to identify and analyze the surface roughness. The methodology is applicable to training courses and surface texture generation as well.

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