Evgueni Bordatchev

Dr. Evgueni Bordatchev

National Research Council of Canada, London, ON N6G 4X8, Canada
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Western University, London, Ontario, Canada

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Academic Career Length

30Years (1997-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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6 April 2014 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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Evgueni BordatchevEvgueni Bordatchev
Evgueni Bordatchev
AHAbdullah M. K. Hafiz
Abdullah M. K. Hafiz
RTRemus O. Tutunea-Fatan
Remus O. Tutunea-Fatan

1 October 2012 in Journal of Manufacturing Processes
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AHAbdullah M. Khalid Hafiz
Abdullah M. Khalid Hafiz
Evgueni BordatchevEvgueni Bordatchev
Evgueni Bordatchev
RTRemus O. Tutunea-Fatan
Remus O. Tutunea-Fatan

1 September 2003 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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BYBasem F. Yousef
Basem F. Yousef
GKGeorge K. Knopf
George K. Knopf
Evgueni BordatchevEvgueni Bordatchev
Evgueni Bordatchev
SNSuwas K. Nikumb
Suwas K. Nikumb

1 November 2005 in Experimental Thermal and Fluid Science
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YHYoav Heichal
Yoav Heichal
SCSanjeev Chandra
Sanjeev Chandra
Evgueni BordatchevEvgueni Bordatchev
Evgueni Bordatchev

31 May 2011 in Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B: Journal of Engineering Manufacture
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RTRemus O. Tutunea-Fatan
Remus O. Tutunea-Fatan
MFM A Fakhri
M A Fakhri
Evgueni BordatchevEvgueni Bordatchev
Evgueni Bordatchev
Porous metals, typically produced through powder metallurgy, represent a class of relatively new materials with wide industrial applications, lately extending into the microscale domain. Although produced in near-net shapes, most components fabricated from these materials still require some form of secondary machining. Despite the progress made in the field, relatively little is known either on the inherent cutting mechanism or on the behaviour of these materials under micromachining conditions. The present study reviews the main cutting theories proposed in macroscale machining, along with one of the primary parameters used to describe its machinability performances, namely cutting forces. Then, the feasibility of macroscale concepts is discussed in the context of micromachining technology that is characterized by comparable tool and pore sizes. The microslot cutting experiment performed in a porous titanium sample outlined the relative interplay between the magnitude of the cutting force and porosity of the material. Based on this, it was concluded that the impact of structural porosity on cutting forces experienced during micromachining is significant and therefore further in-depth investigations will be required.

8 November 2013 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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AHAbdullah M. Khalid Hafiz
Abdullah M. Khalid Hafiz
Evgueni BordatchevEvgueni Bordatchev
Evgueni Bordatchev
RTRemus O. Tutunea-Fatan
Remus O. Tutunea-Fatan