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|a Andiappan, J.,
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|a Tribology in Secondary Wood Machining /
|c PL. Ko, HM. Hawthorne, J. Andiappan
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|a West Conshohocken, Pa. :
|b ASTM International,
|c 1998
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|a 1 online resource (17 pages) :
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|a Includes bibliographical references
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|a Secondary wood manufacturing covers a wide range of products from furniture, cabinets, doors and windows, to musical instruments. Many of these are now mass produced in sophisticated, high speed numerical controlled machines. The performance and the reliability of the tools are key to an efficient and economical manufacturing process as well as to the quality of the finished products. A program concerned with three aspects of tribology of wood machining, namely, tool wear, tool-wood friction characteristics and wood surface quality characterization, was set up in the Integrated Manufacturing Technologies Institute (IMTI) of the National Research Council of Canada. The studies include friction and wear mechanism identification and modelling, wear performance of surface-engineered tool materials, friction-induced vibration and cutting efficiency, and the influence of wear and friction on finished products. This research program underlines the importance of tribology in secondary wood manufacturing and at the same time adds new challenges to tribology research since wood is a complex, heterogeneous, material and its behaviour during machining is highly sensitive to the surrounding environments and to the moisture content in the work piece
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|a Description based on publisher's website, viewed December 19, 2016
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