Bert Lauwers

What is he best known for?

The fields of study Bert Lauwers is best known for:

• Machining
• Surface integrity
• Machine tool

Engineering drawing, Manufacturing engineering and Machine tool are fields of study that intersect with his Mechanical engineering research. In his research, Bert Lauwers undertakes multidisciplinary study on Manufacturing engineering and Mechanical engineering. In his papers, Bert Lauwers integrates diverse fields, such as Machine tool and Machining. Machining connects with themes related to Tool path in his study. In the subject of Geometry, Bert Lauwers integrates adjacent academic fields such as Surface (topology) and Orientation (vector space). His study on Surface (topology) is mostly dedicated to connecting different topics, such as Geometry. His research on Hardness often connects related topics like Composite material. His research brings together the fields of Surface finishing and Composite material. His research on Surface finishing frequently links to adjacent areas such as Metallurgy.

His most cited work include:

• Optimal and collision free tool posture in five-axis machining through the tight integration of tool path generation and machine simulation (95 citations)
• Surface and Sub-Surface Quality of Steel after EDM (81 citations)
• EDM drilling of ultra-high aspect ratio micro holes with insulated tools (79 citations)

What are the main themes of his work throughout his whole career to date

His research on Metallurgy frequently links to adjacent areas such as Tribology. In his works, he undertakes multidisciplinary study on Tribology and Tribometer. He incorporates Machining and Grinding in his research. Bert Lauwers integrates many fields, such as Grinding and Machining, in his works. He combines topics linked to Scanning electron microscope with his work on Composite material. Bert Lauwers integrates many fields, such as Mechanical engineering and Machine tool, in his works. In most of his Cemented carbide studies, his work intersects topics such as Carbide. Much of his study explores Carbide relationship to Cemented carbide. The study of Electrical discharge machining is intertwined with the study of Physical chemistry in a number of ways.

Bert Lauwers most often published in these fields:

• Metallurgy (75.00%)
• Machining (68.75%)
• Composite material (68.75%)

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