Machining and Machinability of Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composites [Paperback]

This book covers current advances and practices in machining fibre-reinforced polymer composites under various conventional and nonconventional processes. It presents recent research and practices for effective and efficient machining of difficult-to-cut material, providing the technological know-how on delamination-free of drilling, milling, trimming, and other cutting processes on fibre-reinforced polymer composites. It also guides the reader on the selection of optimum machining parameters, tool materials, as well as tool geometry. This book is of interest to academicians, students, researchers, practitioners, and industrialists working in aerospace, automotive, marine, and construction industries.

Chapter 1: Critical thrust force analyses and their effects on drilling FRP composites.- Chapter 2: Effect of drill geometry design on reduction of delamination damage in drilling FRP composites.- Chapter 3: Chapter 4: Innovative method for quantifying delamination damage in drilling FRP composites.- Chapter 5: Numerical and analytical approaches in drilling or machining of FRP composites.- Chapter 6: Cryogenics and thermal effects of drilling FRP composites on delamination damage and surface integrity.- Chapter 7: Study on tool wear and its effect on FRP composites machining.- Chapter 8: Tribological aspect in machining synthetic and natural fibre composites.- Chapter 9: Feed control method as a new method to reduce delamination during drilling of FRP.- Chapter 10: Chapter: Impact of induced damage due to drilling and machining on mechanical properties of FRP composites (including tensile and flexural strength).- Chapter 11: Recent advances in drilling and machining natural fibre or cellulose fibre composite.- Chapter 12: Chapter: Experimental and analytical studies of abrasive water-jet machining of FRP compositlƒË