Nickel based superalloys, like Inconel 718, are important materials with high strength in elevated temperature conditions and excellent corrosion resistance for the aerospace, energy and nuclear industries. However, the high-temperature strength compared with the low thermal conductivity and specific heat makes it difficult to machine. Thus, fast rising tool-wear is measured. To decrease material strength and to reduce tool-wear, previous studies have attempted to locally heat the workpiece. The main objective in using Si 3 N 4 -ceramic end milling tools is to exploit the temperature softening effect caused by high cutting speeds to raise the machining efficiency for manufacturing of Inconel 718.
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