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    The document discusses different types of materials and how they are machined. It contrasts ductile materials like copper which machine smoothly versus brittle materials like silicon carbide which fracture. It also mentions materials with hard particles where the machining mechanism is unknown and provides an example of machining copper beryllium.

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    The document discusses different types of materials and how they are machined. It contrasts ductile materials like copper which machine smoothly versus brittle materials like silicon carbide which fracture. It also mentions materials with hard particles where the machining mechanism is unknown and provides an example of machining copper beryllium.

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    Brittle Materials: Non-Ferrous Metallic Materials V Tool R

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    Anuj Sharma
    The document discusses different types of materials and how they are machined. It contrasts ductile materials like copper which machine smoothly versus brittle materials like silicon carbide which fracture. It also mentions materials with hard particles where the machining mechanism is unknown and provides an example of machining copper beryllium.

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    Non-ferrous metallic materials Brittle materials

    • Ductile machining Tool • brittle machining


    (smooth surface) r (nm) (fractured surface)
    V
    Cutting SiC
    depth,
    nm Work-piece
    Cu

    Material with hard particles Yan et al. (2009)


    • Mechanism is unknown!!!

    Tool
    Hard particle
    location

    CuBe

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