aluMATTER: Machining

Title:	aluMATTER: Machining
Author:	MATTER, The University of Liverpool; European Aluminium Association, Brussels; Marc Ryckeboer, Sapa; Bernard Marandet, ALCAN Centre de Recherches de Voreppe; Benoît Verquin, CETIM; Jean Saint-Chely, CETIM; Cheryl Anderson, The University of Liverpool
Description:	Machining is a shaping technique that is widely used in industry. Machining by chip removal can be characterised by the action of a cutting tool that allows a part both to be cut into specific dimensions and given a particular surface finish within a range of given tolerance values. Aluminium alloy is machined in various industrial sectors, including aeronautical, automotive and moulding industries. A selection of interactive Flash movies from the award-winning aluMATTER website available to download.
Keywords:	shaping; machining; aluminium; alumatter; eaa; corematerials; ukoer
Persistent Link:	http://open.jorum.ac.uk:80/xmlui/handle/123456789/7180
Date:	2010-07-29

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