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International Journal of Manufacturing Technology and Management, Volume 12
Volume 12, Number 1/2/3, 2007
- Mark J. Jackson, Grant M. Robinson, Xun Chen:
Laser processing of high performance grinding wheels. 3-24 - Hyung Wook Park
, Steven Y. Liang, Rui Chen:
Microgrinding force predictive modelling based on microscale single grain interaction analysis. 25-38 - Mark J. Jackson:
Mechanical design of high performance grinding wheels. 39-59 - Fritz Klocke, Christoph Zeppenfeld, Zwi Nachmani:
Advanced grinding of titanium aluminides. 60-71 - Konstantinos Salonitis, George Chryssolouris:
Thermal analysis of grind-hardening process. 72-92 - Eckart Uhlmann, Frank Sroka, Christoph Hubert:
Economical aspects of profiling diamond-grinding wheels. 93-107 - Rishad A. Irani
, Robert J. Bauer, Andrew Warkentin:
Development of a new cutting fluid delivery system for creepfeed grinding. 108-126 - Li Junqi, Qing Liu, Fumio Nakamura, Takeo Nakagawa:
Development of ultra-precision machining system for small lens mould. 127-138 - Thomas R. A. Pearce, David C. Fricker, Alan Speight:
Indirect measurement of grinding wheel run-out using acoustic emission. 139-154 - Peter Herzenstiel, Robin C. Y. Ching, Sarah Ricker, Andreas Menzel, Paul Steinmann, Jan C. Aurich:
Interaction of process and machine during high-performance grinding: towards a comprehensive simulation concept. 155-170 - J. F. G. Oliveira, Arthur P. S. Braga, André Carlos Ponce de Leon Ferreira de Carvalho
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Development of a dressing monitoring system through artificial intelligence and acoustic maps for high performance grinding. 171-183 - Xun Chen, James M. Griffin, Qiang Liu:
Mechanical and thermal behaviours of grinding acoustic emission. 184-199 - Wes Stone, Thomas R. Kurfess:
Grinding titanium aluminide: subsurface damage. 200-204 - Pei-Lum Tso, Rex Huang:
Coolant and oil mist reduction in grinding processes. 225-235 - Ming Chen, X. K. Li, P. Yang:
Study on surface grind-hardening of SKD-11 hardened steel. 236-245 - Xuyue Y. Wang, R. K. Kang, W. J. Xu, L. J. Wang, D. M. Guo:
Laser dressing of resin-bond diamond grinding wheel. 246-258 - Ekkard Brinksmeier, Nicolas Bleil:
Using the size effect of specific energy in grinding for work hardening. 259-269 - Eric R. Marsh, Jeremiah A. Couey, R. Ryan Vallance, Allen Y. Yi:
The role of crystallographic orientation on the forces generated in ultra-precision grinding of anisotropic materials such as monocrystalline silicon. 270-283 - Nikhi J. Churi, Z. J. Pei, Dustin C. Shorter, Clyde Treadwell:
Rotary ultrasonic machining of silicon carbide: designed experiments. 284-298 - Mohammed Alauddin, L. C. Zhang, Mohammed S. J. Hashmi:
Grinding force modelling: combining dimensional analysis with response surface methodology. 299-310
Volume 12, Number 4, 2007
- Timothy L. Urban:
The effect of margin guarantees on pricing and production. 314-326 - Gangshu Cai, Jie Zhong, Peter R. Wurman
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The constraints of the valuation distribution for solving a class of games by using a best response algorithm. 327-341 - Shaio Yan Huang, Ching-Wen Lin, Seng-Lee Wong, Ming-Chun Tsai:
The impact of ERP implementation on business performance ? an integrated investigation model. 342-359 - June Wei, Walaipan Kesthong, Lai C. Liu, Kai S. Koong:
Development of an internet retail value chain model for electronic business. 360-383 - Stephen C. Shih:
A three-stage field service management model for effective post-sales service supply chain management. 384-404
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