Abstract
Glass fiber-reinforced (GFRP) composite differ from other metallic materials in their mechanical properties. A major drawback in these composites is the delamination damage (Fd) and surface roughness which develops during machining operation. In this paper, the influence of machining parameters like spindle speed, feed rate and depth of cut on roughness and delamination damage when milling of TiO2 filled GFRP composite. The responses analyzed were four roughness parameters (Ra, Rsm, Rt & Rz) and Delamination factor. Response surface Method (RSM) was used to analyze the process parameters in milling operation. This work is helpful in selecting the most favorable of various process parameters that would be optimum in minimizing the surface roughness parameters and delamination thereby improves the quality and machinability of GFRP composite materials.
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