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Fig. 4 Intelligent fixture with dynamic clamping
Fig. 7 Measured profile under dynamic clamping scheme
Figure 10. A sample part to illustrate the identi-fication of  the optimal parting direction [5]
Fig. 12 Temperature distribution of a straight drilled and a

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