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Electrochemical Broaching of Inconel 718 Turbine Mortises. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Wang S, Lai J, Duan S, Liu J, Zhu D.
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Research on Helical Electrode Electrochemical Drilling Assisted by Anode Vibration for Jet Micro-Hole Arrays on Tube Walls. [PDF]
Micromachines (Basel)Yang T, Xiao Y, Hang Y, Wu X, Kong W.
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Advances in Laser Processing Technology of Materials. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)De Palo R, Volpe A.
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Precision and efficiency of laser assisted jet electrochemical machining
Precision Engineering, 2006Laser assisted jet electrochemical machining (LAJECM) is a hybrid process, that combines a laser beam with an electrolyte jet thereby giving a non-contact tool electrode that removes metal by electrochemical dissolution. The laser beam effectively improves the precision of LAJECM as it is able to direct the dissolution to specifically targeted areas ...
J A McGeough
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Study on Precision Microholes Using Pulsed Laser with Jet Electrochemical Machining
Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering, 2017The precision machining basically in the micron domain is a great challenge for advanced manufacturing industries. The assistance of laser beam with jet electrochemical machining process will localize the machining zone and helps to electrochemical dissolution of metal from the specific area which improves the machining quality and precision.
Alakesh Manna
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Precision machining of small holes by the hybrid process of electrochemical removal and grinding
CIRP Annals - Manufacturing Technology, 2011Abstract This paper presents a hybrid process of grinding and electrochemical removal for machining of precision small holes with hard-to-machine materials. In the process, a metal rod with coated abrasives as cathode tool rotates at high speed and removes material electrochemically and mechanically for a pre-machined pilot hole.
D. Zhu, Y.B. Zeng, Z.Y. Xu, X.Y. Zhang
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Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 2004
Laser-assisted jet electrochemical machining (LAJECM) is a hybrid process, which combines a relatively low-power laser beam and an electrolyte jet. Compared to single jet electrochemical machining, LAJECM yields better machining efficiency and precision, especially for small hole machining. The laser beam transfers additional heat on to a specific area
J A McGeough, A K M de Silva
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Laser-assisted jet electrochemical machining (LAJECM) is a hybrid process, which combines a relatively low-power laser beam and an electrolyte jet. Compared to single jet electrochemical machining, LAJECM yields better machining efficiency and precision, especially for small hole machining. The laser beam transfers additional heat on to a specific area
J A McGeough, A K M de Silva
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Abstract Two challenges should be overcome for the ultra‐precision machining of micro‐optical element with freeform curved surface: one is the intricate geometry, the other is the hard‐to‐machining optical materials due to their hardness, brittleness or flexibility. Here scanning electrochemical probe lithography (SECPL) is developed,
Lianhuan Han, Dongping Zhan, Hantao Xu
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Abstract Two challenges should be overcome for the ultra‐precision machining of micro‐optical element with freeform curved surface: one is the intricate geometry, the other is the hard‐to‐machining optical materials due to their hardness, brittleness or flexibility. Here scanning electrochemical probe lithography (SECPL) is developed,
Lianhuan Han, Dongping Zhan, Hantao Xu
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Precision electrochemical machining of tungsten micro-rods using wire electrochemical turning method
The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2020The novel wire electrochemical turning (WECT) method has been proposed to machine tungsten with neutral electrolyte and bipolar pulse current in the authors’ previous research. The influence of tool wear caused by the bipolar pulse current, which is needed to remove the oxide layer generated on tungsten surface when using a neutral electrolyte, was ...
Wei Han, Masanori Kunieda
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Simulation of precision electrochemical machining of metals by a segmented cathode
Journal of Applied Mechanics and Technical Physics, 2011zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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