Investigation of Surface Roughness while Ball Milling Process

Abstract:

Increasing urge to raise production rate and production quality in the industry brings new requests and challenges. One of them is demand for accuracy and precision of produced parts. Especially in the CNC machining, where the expectations are high, the companies face new issues. Therefore, it is very important to recognize, understand and cope with the technological factors influencing the production accuracy and surface quality of CNC machined parts.

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