Titlebook: Initiatives of Precision Engineering at the Beginning of a Millennium; 10th International C Ichiro Inasaki Book 2002 Springer Science+Busin

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High-speed Cutting-fundamentals and Machine Tool Development high-performance cutting (HPC). At first the fundamentals concerning chip formation, temperatures and forces are described in this paper and the enhanced demands on involved system components like spindle systems cutting tools and machine tools are derived. Secondly, a new high-dynamic machine tool

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Dry Cutting of Stainless Steel Using Indexable Inserts Having Self-heat Absorbing Capabilitying this purpose, a new cooling system in which heat generated during cutting operations is efficiently absorbed by the cutting tool is proposed. Briefly, a heat absorption tool through which it is possible to run a coolant inside an indexable insert and an insert holder is fabricated, and a dry cut

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Hiroyuki Sakakir photogrammetric applications, because of the geometric (resolution and accuracy) and radiometric (dynamic range) constraints, only few high performance scanners (such as the Zeiss, Helava, Rollei and Vexcel ones) have been used..The aim of this paper is to investigate the possibility to utilise lo

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Alexander H. Slocumve ready for processing by a computer. The increasing use of computers makes this an expanding field, and it is important that the conversion process is done correctly because information lost at this stage can never be regained, no matter how good the computation. The old saying - garbage in, garbag

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Kiyoshi Sawada,Tomohiko Kawai,Yoshimi Takeuchiand its result. Just as in the laboratory, we define an experiment to be a strictly followed procedure, as a consequence of which a quantity or a set of quantities is obtained that constitutes the result. These quantities are continuous (temperature, length, current) or discrete (number of particles

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Manabu Wakuda,Yukihiko Yamauchi,Shuzo Kanzakiand its result. Just as in the laboratory, we define an experiment to be a strictly followed procedure, as a consequence of which a quantity or a set of quantities is obtained that constitutes the result. These quantities are continuous (temperature, length, current) or discrete (number of particles