Faissal CHEGDANI

Associate professor

Arts et Metiers Institute of Technology

France

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Faissal CHEGDANI is an Associate Professor at the Arts et Métiers Institute of Technology in France. His research primarily focuses on the machinability analysis and mechanical properties assessment of biocomposites, as well as the machining behavior of natural fiber reinforced polymers. Recent articles authored by Professor CHEGDANI include studies on the effects of tool wear, process parameters, and hygrothermal conditioning in machining processes.

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Assistant Professor

Binghamton University

UNITED STATES

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Experimental identification of the functional scale for the machinability analysis of biocomposites

Micro-machining of glassy polymers: effect of tool wear and process parameters on the cutting-induced shape defects

Perspectives on the robustness of the mechanical properties assessment of biocomposites

Effect of Hygrothermal Conditioning on the Machining Behavior of Biocomposites

Effect of the measurement contact scale on the thermomechanical characterization of biocomposite surfaces

Effect of the measurement contact scale on the thermomechanical characterization of biocomposite surfaces

Characterization of the physical origins of acoustic emission (AE) from natural fiber reinforced polymers (NFRPs) machining processes

On the role of capillary and viscous forces on wear and frictional performances of natural fiber composites under lubricated polishing

Wear under brittle removal regime of an under-expanded cryogenic nitrogen jet machining of bio-composites

Cutting behavior of flax fibers as reinforcement of biocomposite structures involving multiscale hygrometric shear

Characterization of the physical origins of acoustic emission (AE) from natural fiber reinforced polymers (NFRPs) machining processes

Effect of flax fiber orientation on machining behavior and surface finish of natural fiber reinforced polymer composites

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Zimo Wang

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