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From: Thermal Modeling of Temperature Rise for Bone Drilling With Experimental Validation
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Schematic illustration of drilling process: (a) drill bit geometry, (b) oblique cutting geometry representing one typical section along the cutting lip [34], and (c) cutting angles and three zones for heat generation in the normal plane

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Figure Legend:
Heat balance for a typical control volume in drill bit and bone domain

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Figure Legend:
Initial and boundary conditions for drill bit and bone thermal systems

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Figure Legend:
Temperature distribution at drilling depth 3, 6, and 9 mm with air or water convection

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Figure Legend:
Maximum temperature with respect to drilling depth and convection coefficient (spindle speed = 1500 rpm and feed rate = 120 mm/min)

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Figure Legend:
Temperature distribution with respect to initial temperature of drill bit (drilling depth = 9 mm)

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Figure Legend:
Bone-drilling platform for temperature measurement

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Figure Legend:
Comparison of temperature rise between simulations and experiments with respect to spindle speed and feed rate

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Figure Legend:
Comparison of temperature rise between simulations and experiments with respect to diameter

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Figure Legend:
Comparison of temperature rise between simulations and experiments with respect to point angle and helix angle

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Figure Legend:
Comparison of temperature rise between simulations and experiments with respect to chisel edge angle and web thickness

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From: Thermal Modeling of Temperature Rise for Bone Drilling With Experimental Validation
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Figure Legend:
Thermocouple position for temperature measurement