Experimental Investigation on Surface Topography of the Natural Ceramics in Abrasive Water Jet Cutting and Its Optimization Validation by Formulated Model
Author:
Mandal VijayORCID,
Singh AmandeepORCID,
Yadav Ganesh SinghORCID,
Ramkumar J.ORCID,
Agrawal S.ORCID
Publisher
Springer Singapore
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