"machining condition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to the various parameters or conditions that are necessary for machining, such as the speed of the tool, the pressure it exerts, etc. For example, "The engineer adjusted the machining condition to ensure the highest accuracy."
Figure 6 b, e, and h) show the SEM micrographs of machined surface, machining condition at Ip = 8 A, Ton = 90 μs, Toff = 45 μs, graphite electrode in cobalt powder-mixed dielectric.
SEM micrographs of machined surface, machining condition at Ip = 8 A, Ton = 90 μs, Toff = 60 μs graphite electrode in boron carbide powder mixed dielectric are shown in Fig. 6 c, f and me).
Vibration analysis is widely used to reveal the fundamental cutting mechanics in machining condition monitoring.
Table 12 gives the predicted grade value at the optimal machining condition provided by response table (Table 11).
Machining results indicate that the dimensions of sinusoidal grid change with the variation of the FTS machining condition.
This paper describes the optimization of the tool design and machining condition in a small curved hole machining method.
This paper presents a general review of the materials' characteristics and properties together with their machinability assessment under various machining conditions.
Following investigations on machining parameter dependence reveal the optimal machining conditions for achieving high quality of machined surface of cerium.
Quantitative relationships between the machining conditions, including the workpiece temperature, and the machinability were established using a curve-fitting method.
Improvements in CNC machine tools depend on the refinement of adaptive control, which is the automatic monitoring and adjustment of machining conditions in response to variations in operation performance.
The machining conditions for the simulation cases are also summarized.
