Development of Novel Hybrid Nanoparticles based Vegetable Oil for Sustainable Machining
Keywords:
Hybrid nanoparticles, vegetable oil lubricant, sustainable machining, CNC turning, Al₂O₃, CuO, tool wear, surface roughness, tribological properties, environmental sustainability, green manufacturingAbstract
Machining processes are central to manufacturing industries but are often associated with high friction, heat generation, tool wear, and surface integrity issues. Conventional cutting fluids,primarily mineral-based oils, mitigate these challenges but pose serious environmental hazards due to their poor biodegradability and disposal difficulties [1]. As industries shift towards sustainable manufacturing, there is a growing interest in developing eco-friendly lubricants that not only reduce ecological impact but also enhance machining performance [2].
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