Research

Overview

 

Increasing demands on performance, reliability, and efficiency of technical systems requires manufacturers to produce parts with high quality and functionality. To meet these requirements, physical parts are crafted from high-performance materials like super-alloys, ceramics, and composites; machining is key when bringing these materials into their final shape. Basic machining processes—milling, drilling, turning, and grinding, among others—all influence the workpiece, affecting (for example) the surface topography, residual stresses, and delamination, all of which in turn affect the part’s functionality and durability. A better understanding of the complex interactions between materials and machining processes is essential for improving the performance of manufactured parts.

Karpat Lab Researchoptics

Karpat Lab Research nani si

Karpat Lab Researchaddit

Karpat Lab Research

 

Karpat Lab Research6

 

Karpat Lab Research4

Karpat Lab Research diamond si

Karpat Lab Research cpti fric

Karpat Lab Research cfrp drill

Karpat Lab Research2

 

 

Karpat Lab Research3

Karpat Lab Research5