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Advances in science and industry, as well as the development of harder materials have permitted cutting tool technology to evolve.
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Introduction The macro- and micro-material structures are most determined by the solidification process and one or several solidification of the cast material occur.
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The model should be able to reflect structure geometrical shape, materials properties, force transfer path, bearing way and boundary constraints as closely as possible.
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In view of the importance of these materials, many different methods, such as electrospinning[3], nanofiber seeding[4], electrochemical polymerization[5], template synthesis[6] and template-free method which is also called as self-assembly method[7], have been employed to prepare nanostructures of the PANI and substituted PANI.
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Experimental details 2.1 Workpiece material High-strength steel 58SiMn is a kind of difficult-to-cut materials.
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