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Bio-Based Nano-Lubricants for Sustainable Manufacturing

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In this chapter the different types of cutting fluids along with the different methods of application have been elaborated with a focus on minimum Quantity lubrication. The chapter also includes a detailed discussion on the various vegetable oils used in the cutting processes under MQL conditions. Moreover, the different mechanisms by which nanoparticles improve the various rheological properties of cutting fluids are also discussed. Furthermore, a detailed summary of various studies carried out on nano-enriched bio-based cutting fluids in conventional machining operations has also been provided. It came to the fore that nano-enriched bio-based cutting fluids improve the cutting process economically as well as mitigate the environmental hazards caused by conventional machining. Further there is a tremendous scope to study the optimum combinations and concentrations of different nanoparticles in various vegetable oils and understand the underlying mechanisms involved.

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