Machining analysis of natural fibre reinforced composites using fuzzy logic

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In this work, a new composite plate with natural jute fibre as the reinforcement fibres and isophthalic polyester as the resin was manufactured and subjected to a series of end milling operation by changing three input factors namely speed, feed rate and depth of cut. During each operation, the output responses namely thrust force and torque were measured. The responses were analyzed using Taguchi method to examine the relation between the input factors and output responses, and also to know the most influencing factors on the responses. The data was also analyzed using fuzzy rule model for prediction of responses for a range of input factors. The results showed that all three factors chosen have significant effect on the responses. The fuzzy model data in comparison with the experimental values shows only a marginal error and hence the prediction was highly satisfactory.

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Balasubramanian, K., Sultan, M. T. H., Cardona, F., & Rajeswari, N. (2016). Machining analysis of natural fibre reinforced composites using fuzzy logic. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 152). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/152/1/012051

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