The International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture is concerned primarily with the science and
technology of processes and machines applied to the manufacture of engineering components, mainly in metals, but also in composites and
ceramics. To this end coverage is given to a range ... click here for full Aims & Scope
The International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture is concerned primarily with the science and
technology of processes and machines applied to the manufacture of engineering components, mainly in metals, but also in composites and
ceramics. To this end coverage is given to a range of topics that includes:
•Mechanics of processes involving material removal,
accretion and deformation, in solid, semi-solid or particulate form
•Performance characteristics of machine tools
•Tool
design, utilization, and failure
•Significant development of existing or new processes and machines
•Accuracy
•Micro
manufacture
The above list is not exhaustive and papers on other topics associated with process technology or manufacturing hardware
are welcome.
Significant and useful advance of the current state of knowledge is an essential factor and it is important that papers
are presented in a manner that will be appreciated by both academics and practising engineers. It is unlikely that papers dealing with
theory alone will be acceptable, unless a significant advance in scientific/technological knowledge is demonstrated. Likewise, papers
in which the use of methodology predominates over technological advance, probably would be rejected.
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Editor-in-Chief:
T.A. Dean
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