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Manufacturing engineering

rise in specific cutting energy as uncut chip thickness becomes very small.

In manufacturing engineering, size effect in machining refers to rise in specific cutting energy as uncut chip thickness becomes very small. This meaning comes from Backer (1952) in Journal of Fluids Engineering.[1]

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Backer, W. R., Marshall, E. R., & Shaw, M. C. (1952). The Size Effect in Metal Cutting. Journal of Fluids Engineering, 74(1), 61-71. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4015686

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