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Fabrication of robust and durable superamphiphobic aluminum alloy and zinc surfaces via dual sandblasting and steam treatment. [PDF]
Int J Adv Manuf TechnolHassan LB, Saadi NS, Karabacak T.
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Machinability analysis of LM26 aluminium metal matrix composites reinforced with graphite and fly ash using the AWJM process. [PDF]
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2020
Abrasive water jet machining (AWJM) is a non-traditional technology widely used in industries for processing of materials. AWJM is a replacement for the other modern and conventional machining processes that have thermal or mechanical disadvantages for workpiece and tool material.
Sachin Singh, Vishal Gupta, M. R. Sankar
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Abrasive water jet machining (AWJM) is a non-traditional technology widely used in industries for processing of materials. AWJM is a replacement for the other modern and conventional machining processes that have thermal or mechanical disadvantages for workpiece and tool material.
Sachin Singh, Vishal Gupta, M. R. Sankar
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Powder Technology, 2021
Abstract This paper firstly proposed using ice abrasive water jets (IAWJs) to slot coal seam to ensure the safe exploitation of coal mines. The performances of IAWJs, pure water jets (PWJs) and conventional abrasive water jets (CAWJs) breaking coal were simulated and compared using the coupled SPH-FEM methodology.
Fei Huang +4 more
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Abstract This paper firstly proposed using ice abrasive water jets (IAWJs) to slot coal seam to ensure the safe exploitation of coal mines. The performances of IAWJs, pure water jets (PWJs) and conventional abrasive water jets (CAWJs) breaking coal were simulated and compared using the coupled SPH-FEM methodology.
Fei Huang +4 more
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1992
The possibility of utilizing abrasive water-jet cutting techniques for improving drilling performance has been investigated. For the experimental investigations a new type of bit especially suited for jet drilling was designed, as well as a light weight laboratory drilling equipment for drilling 140 mm holes.
Ola M. Vestavik, Erik Skaugen
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The possibility of utilizing abrasive water-jet cutting techniques for improving drilling performance has been investigated. For the experimental investigations a new type of bit especially suited for jet drilling was designed, as well as a light weight laboratory drilling equipment for drilling 140 mm holes.
Ola M. Vestavik, Erik Skaugen
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Abrasive water-jet process control overvie
2011 International Conference on Consumer Electronics, Communications and Networks (CECNet), 2011Current research and developments of the abrasive water jet process control were reviewed in this paper. The methods used to monitor the abrasive particles suction process, the water orifice condition, the focus tube condition and wear were reviewed and their advantages and disadvantages were also analyzed, respectively.
Weizhang Wang, Mingbo Wang
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Generation of Abrasive Water Jets
1998The acceleration of a certain volume of pressurized water in an orifice generates high-speed water jets. In this case, Bernoulli’s law gives $$ {{p}_{{at}}} + \frac{{{{\rho }_{w}}}}{2} \cdot v_{0}^{2} + {{\rho }_{w}} \cdot g \cdot {{h}_{1}} = p + \frac{{{{\rho }_{w}}}}{2} \cdot v_{{Pipe}}^{2} \cdot {{\rho }_{w}} \cdot g \cdot {{h}_{2}}. $$ (3.1)
Andreas W. Momber, Radovan Kovacevic
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Productivity of abrasive water-jet machining
Russian Engineering Research, 2017The productivity in abrasive water-jet machining of titanium alloys and heat-resistant alloys is discussed. Empirical formulas for the rate of metal removal as a function of the machining parameters are presented.
A. V. Meshcheryakov, A. P. Shulepov
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Recycling Capacity of Abrasives in Abrasive Water Jet Cutting
1992For the calculation of the recycling capacity of abrasives in abrasive water jets it is necessary to know details about the disintegration behaviour during the cutting process. The aim of the paper is to discuss the influence of different parameters like cutting speed, particle size and abrasive flow rate on the disintegration process.
N. S. Guo, H. Louis, G. Meier, J. Ohlsen
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Introduction to Abrasive Water Jet Machining
2019Abrasive water jet machining (AWJM) is an advanced machining process and has a potential to cut a wide range of engineering materials. This chapter provides an understanding of AWJM process. It sheds light on working principle and mechanism of AWJM process and its process parameters, and significant benefits are discussed.
null Jagadish, Kapil Gupta
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