Plain water jet cleaning of titanium alloy after abrasive water jet milling: Surface contamination and quality analysis in the context of maintenance

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Waterjet and abrasive waterjet surface treatment of titanium: a comparison of surface texture and residual stress

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Investigating the effect of machining processes on the mechanical behavior of composite plates with circular holes

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Abrasive water-jet controlled depth milling of Ti6Al4V alloy – an investigation of the role of jet–workpiece traverse speed and abrasive grit size on the characteristics of the milled material

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Characteristics of the surface of a titanium alloy following milling with abrasive waterjets

P.H. Shipway, G. L. Fowler, I.R. Pashby · Wear · 2004 · 114 citations

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