Advancements in the aerospace, nuclear and other industries require the enh
anced in-service performance of engineering components. These requirements
have resulted in the large scale development and use of heat-resistant and
high-strength materials such as titanium alloys, which pose considerable ma
chining problems. In this study on machining of titanium alloy using CBN to
ols, the machining performance was evaluated in terms of cutting force, spe
cific cutting pressure, cutting temperature, chip strain and surface finish
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