Mathematical models for describing the turning process as a random non-stationary process
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Coated substrat, wear-resistant coatings,, coefficient of frictionAbstract
In this paper, we consider the description of the turning process as a non-stationary random process, we use the distribution function of the cutting parameters of the form and, by double logarithm, this model is reduced to the form of a linear model.
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