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Preservation of metalworking fluids

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Preservation of Surfactant Formulations

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Metalworking fluids are extensively used in a wide range of machining operations such as turning, milling, tapping, drilling, grinding, broaching, rolling, drawing and stamping.1,2 The primary functions of metalworking fluids during these metalworking operations are to provide cooling effects on the tool and workpiece by dissipating the generated heat and to lubricate the work area by reducing the amount of frictional heat generated. Other secondary functions of metalworking fluids include waste removal, rust protection or corrosion prevention, surface part finish and tool protection during metalworking operations.

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Lee, P.S.K. (1995). Preservation of metalworking fluids. In: Morpeth, F.F. (eds) Preservation of Surfactant Formulations. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0621-4_11

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