Heat Transfer Mechanism and Temperature Field Model of MQL Micro-Grinding Biomedical Materials

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Min Yang Changhe Li

Heat Transfer Mechanism and Temperature Field Model of MQL Micro-Grinding Biomedical Materials

Min Yang, Changhe Li

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Engineering Science Reference
17 April 2025

Biomedical engineering; Thermodynamics & heat; Materials science

In the field of biomedical engineering, the micro-grinding of materials is critical for precision and biocompatibility. Understanding the heat transfer mechanisms and temperature field models during minimum quantity lubrication (MQL) micro-grinding is essential for optimizing performance and ensuring the integrity of sensitive biomedical materials. Heat generation can directly impact the quality and precision of the grinding process, affecting tool wear, surface finish, and material properties. A comprehensive temperature field model is necessary for effective process control, practical solutions in biomedical manufacturing, and improved innovations in material science. Heat Transfer Mechanism and Temperature Field Model of MQL Micro-Grinding Biomedical Materials provides theoretical guidance and technical support for predicting biomedical materials grinding temperatures and improving surface integrity. It conducts an experimental evaluation on the mechanical behavior of ductile removal and micro grinding temperature field in nanofluid minimum quantity lubrication (MQL). This book covers topics such as mechanical engineering, ductile removal, and nanotechnology, and is a useful resource for mechanical and material engineers, scientists, business owners, medical professionals, academicians, and researchers.

By: Min Yang, Changhe Li
Imprint: Engineering Science Reference
Country of Publication: United States [Currently unable to ship to USA: see Shipping Info]
Dimensions: Height: 254mm, Width: 178mm,
ISBN: 9798369357040
Pages: 510
Publication Date: 17 April 2025
Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Primary , Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Min Yang is Highly Cited Researcher for Clarivate in 2022 and one of the World's Top 2% Scientists in 2023. She has published 83 highly influential papers, including 39 ESI HOT /Highly Cited papers, H-index 45, and a total of 8205 WOS citations. She has published 4 books, including 2 at Science Press. She has presided over 11 projects, including the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Major Research Project of Shandong Province, and the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province. She has been granted 77 invention patents, of which 10 have been converted/licensed for implementation. She formulated 6 standards and obtained 12 software copyrights. She serves as a young editorial board member for the International Journal of Extreme Manufacturing (SCI-JCR 1, TOP, IF 14.7), which ranks first in the global engineering manufacturing field, and as a young editorial board member for the Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (SCI-JCR 1, IF 4.2), an as the guest editor in chief for Lubricants (SCI-JCR 2, IF 3.5). She also serves as the chief expert of the Qingdao Nanolubricant Quasi Dry Manufacturing Expert Workstation. Li Changhe is a foreign academician of the Russian Academy of Engineering, a distinguished expert of Taishan Scholars in Shandong Province, Shandong Excellent Inventor, Shandong Excellent Scientific and Technological Worker, Shandong Famous Teacher of Teaching and Shandong Excellent Postgraduate Instructor, Global Highly Cited Scientists released by Clarivate, Highly Cited Chinese Researcher of Elsevier, one of the World's Top 2% Scientists 2022 and Lifetime Scientific Impact Scientists released by the United States Stanford University. He is also the member of the Standing Committee of the Abrasive Processing Professional Committee of the Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society, member of the Standing Committee of the Optical Finishing Professional Committee of the Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society, the Editorial Board member of Frontiers of Mechanical Engineering and Green Manufacturing Open, Guest Editor of International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering, and Associate Editor of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering. He has published 247 SCI/EI-accepted papers, including 77 in SCI/JCR(1-2), and 53 ESI highly cited papers, 20 hot papers, with a total of more than 11,224 citations (Web of Science), and is ranked 25th in the list of academic influence of scholars in China in 2022 (only 70 people in China in the field of mechanical engineering). He is selected as the 24th academic influence of domestic scholars in 2022, and has a high academic status and popularity in the same field at home and abroad. He has constructed a high-value patent cluster covering the upstream and downstream industrial chain in different regions such as the United States, Australia, Germany, etc., with 426 invention patents, 74 high-impact patents, and the patents have been cited by 920 patentees from the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, etc. for 2074 times.