The Procedure of Solving the Inverse Problem for Determining Surface Heat Transfer Coefficient between Liquefied Nitrogen and Inconel 718 Workpiece in Cryogenic Machining
Authors:
- M. HribersekMHM. Hribersek
- V. SajnVSV. Sajn
- F. PusavecFPF. Pusavec
- J. RechJRJ. Rech
- J. KopacJKJ. Kopac
Open Access
- 1 January 2017
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Procedia CIRP
- Vol. 58, 617-622
Abstract
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