Performance of palm oil as a biobased machining lubricant when drilling inconel 718

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Metalworking fluid acts as cooling and lubrication agent at the cutting zone in the machining process. However, conventional Metalworking fluid such mineral oil gives negative impact on the human and environment. Therefore, the manufacture tends to substitute the mineral oil to bio-based oil such as vegetables and synthetic oil. In this paper, the drilling experiment was carried out to evaluate the efficiency of palm oil and compare it with minimal quantity lubrication technique using synthetic ester, flood coolant and air blow with respect to cutting temperature, cutting force, torque and tool life. The experimental results showed that the application of palm oil under minimal quantity lubrication condition as the cutting fluid was more efficient process as it improves the machining performances.

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Abd Rahim, E., & Sasahara, H. (2017). Performance of palm oil as a biobased machining lubricant when drilling inconel 718. In MATEC Web of Conferences (Vol. 101). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201710103015

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