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In these days the replacement of traditional engineering materials is fiber reinforced plastics (FRPs) because of their superior advantage over other engineering materials. The advantages encompass high strength to weight ratio, wear resistance, high fracture toughness, electrical conductivity, excellent corrosion and thermal resistance. In various fields the glass fiber reinforced plastic (GFRP) are being broadly used such as aerospace, automobile, chemical industries, offshore power plants, pulp and paper, refinery, oil and gas etc. In addition to that of the application of GFRP composites, expands the prospect of machining such as cutting, turning, milling and drilling etc., and has improved for its fabrication. Since knowledge and experience acquired for conventional materials cannot be applied to such new materials, of which machinability is entirely different from that of conventional materials.
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