Sentence examples for optimised tool from inspiring English sources
Adequate process parameters and an optimised tool design are discussed in thermo-mechanically coupled Finite Element Simulations.
The combination of the optimised tool geometry and the cutting conditions entails a high surface quality, a good dimensional accuracy of the machined material and ensures a long lifetime to the drill.
A tool variety reduction post processor facilitates the rationalisation of sets of selected tools to produce optimised tool sets for a limited number of available tool positions on a machining centre.
After specifying the technical requirements of TASCF, through iterative 'negotiations' between improved functions and operation constraints of the hybrid process, an optimised tool design of was obtained by 'fusing' turning and superficial cold forming systems.
The experimental approach taken in this study resulted in the development of both optimised tool geometry and optimised cutting conditions for drilling aluminium alloys without the need for lubrication.
New and optimised tools are needed to support sustainable solutions.
The forest areas undergoing high concentration of negative changes have been modelled in the form of deforestation hotspots by using optimised hotspot tool.
Leveraging on these features, it has been possible to optimise tools parallel behaviour beyond the hand-optimised code of their original versions.
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Both the extraction and clean-up steps of the QuEChERS procedure were optimised using a chemometric tool, which was expected to facilitate the rapid analysis with minimal procedures.
Following the optimised production of the tools, the thread milling drills are then applied in the machining of AlSi17Cu4Mg, whereby the tool performance is characterised with respect to their wear behaviour, the process forces and temperatures as well as the workpiece quality.
