A mathematical model for surface roughness of fluidic channels produced by grinding aided electrochemical discharge machining (G-ECDM)
Grinding aided electrochemical discharge machining is a hybrid technique, which combines the grinding action of an abrasive tool and thermal effects of electrochemical discharges to remove material from the workpiece for producing complex contours. The present study focuses on developing fluidic cha...
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doaj-9d61373bacc942efbdeaf4e105c180652021-03-02T10:51:52ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2017-01-011040200810.1051/matecconf/201710402008matecconf_ic4m2017_02008A mathematical model for surface roughness of fluidic channels produced by grinding aided electrochemical discharge machining (G-ECDM)Ladeesh V. G.0Manu R.1Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, National Institute of Technology CalicutDept. of Mechanical Engineering, National Institute of Technology CalicutGrinding aided electrochemical discharge machining is a hybrid technique, which combines the grinding action of an abrasive tool and thermal effects of electrochemical discharges to remove material from the workpiece for producing complex contours. The present study focuses on developing fluidic channels on borosilicate glass using G-ECDM and attempts to develop a mathematical model for surface roughness of the machined channel. Preliminary experiments are conducted to study the effect of machining parameters on surface roughness. Voltage, duty factor, frequency and tool feed rate are identified as the significant factors for controlling surface roughness of the channels produced by G-ECDM. A mathematical model was developed for surface roughness by considering the grinding action and thermal effects of electrochemical discharges in material removal. Experiments are conducted to validate the model and the results obtained are in good agreement with that predicted by the model.https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201710402008 |
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A mathematical model for surface roughness of fluidic channels produced by grinding aided electrochemical discharge machining (G-ECDM) |
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A mathematical model for surface roughness of fluidic channels produced by grinding aided electrochemical discharge machining (G-ECDM) |
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A mathematical model for surface roughness of fluidic channels produced by grinding aided electrochemical discharge machining (G-ECDM) |
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A mathematical model for surface roughness of fluidic channels produced by grinding aided electrochemical discharge machining (G-ECDM) |
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A mathematical model for surface roughness of fluidic channels produced by grinding aided electrochemical discharge machining (G-ECDM) |
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mathematical model for surface roughness of fluidic channels produced by grinding aided electrochemical discharge machining (g-ecdm) |
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Grinding aided electrochemical discharge machining is a hybrid technique, which combines the grinding action of an abrasive tool and thermal effects of electrochemical discharges to remove material from the workpiece for producing complex contours. The present study focuses on developing fluidic channels on borosilicate glass using G-ECDM and attempts to develop a mathematical model for surface roughness of the machined channel. Preliminary experiments are conducted to study the effect of machining parameters on surface roughness. Voltage, duty factor, frequency and tool feed rate are identified as the significant factors for controlling surface roughness of the channels produced by G-ECDM. A mathematical model was developed for surface roughness by considering the grinding action and thermal effects of electrochemical discharges in material removal. Experiments are conducted to validate the model and the results obtained are in good agreement with that predicted by the model. |
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