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Wire electrochemical machining (WECM) is a potential method for manufacturing macrostructures from difficult-to-cut materials, such as turbine slots, with good surface integrity and low costs. In this study, a novel tube electrode with array holes in the front and insulation in the back was applied using WECM to improve the machining precision and efficiency. Additionally, assisted by an immersion electrolyte and axial flushing, the electrolyte-deficient gap was supplemented to achieve the cutting of a very thick workpiece. The simulation results indicated that this method could effectively reduce the machining gap and improve the uniformity of the electric- and flow-field distributions. Experiments verified that when the uninsulated range (machining angle) was reduced from 360° to 90°, the side machining gap was reduced from 462.5 μm to 175 μm. Finally, using optimized machining parameters, array slits with gaps as small as (175±10) μm were machined on a powder superalloy René 88DT sample with a thickness of 10 mm at a feed rate of 16 μm/s. The feasibility of fabricating complex profiles using this method was verified using a self-designed servo device.The full text can be downloaded at https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40436-023-00441-5  相似文献   

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In micro electrochemical machining (ECM) processes, stray corrosion causes undesired metal dissolution and the deterioration of shape accuracy. Adopting a sidewall-insulated electrode is an effective approach to suppressing stray corrosion. Most sidewall-insulated electrodes are made of metal substrate and non-metallic thin films. Nevertheless, the thin-film insulating materials attached to a metal substrate are susceptible to damage in an electrolytic environment. This study presents a novel concept of the conductive-material-filled electrode for better sidewallinsulation performance. The micro-scale quartz tube serves as the insulating substrate. Commercially available conductive fillers including metal wire, molten metals, and silver powder are filled inside the working cathode of the quartz tube. Consequently, the metal-wire-filled electrode, moltenmetal-filled electrode, and nano-powder-filled electrode are designed and fabricated. From the verification results of electrode toughness, material removal rate, and surface topography, the metal-wire-filled electrode and moltenmetal-filled electrode exhibit the same performance as a traditional metal-based electrode and much better durability. By contrast, the nano-powder-filled electrode is unable to withstand long-term ECM processes because of the loss of cured powder particles. In ECM experiments, microstructures with steep sidewalls (taper angle <9.7°) were machined using the metal-wire-filled electrode and molten-metal-filled electrode, which could replace the traditional electrode, achieving a longer service life and superior sidewall-insulation performance.The full text can be downloaded at https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40436-022-00429-7  相似文献   

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In this study, the machining mechanism of abrasive flow machining (AFM) microstructures was analyzed in depth according to the transmission morphology and rheological behaviors of the abrasive media. The transmission morphology demonstrated the excellent combination of the polymer melt with abrasive grains at the interface, indicating that the polymer melt, combined with the uniform distribution of the polymer chains, could exert a harmonious axial force on the abrasive grains. Based on the rheological behavior analysis of the abrasive media, for example, the stress relaxation and moduli of storage and loss, a machining mechanism model was established incorporating the effect of microplastic deformation and continuous viscous flow, which was further verified by the grooves along the flow direction. In addition, the PhanThien-Tanner (PTT) model combined with a wall slipping model was employed to simulate the machining process for the first time here. The value of the simulated pressure (1.3 MPa) was similar to the measured pressure (1.45 MPa), as well as the simulated volumetric rate (0.011 4 mL/s) to the measured volumetric rate (0.067 mL/s), which further proved the validity of the simulation results. The flow duration (21 s) derived from a velocity of 1.2 mm/s further confirmed the residual stretched state of the polymer chains, which favored the elasticity of the abrasive media on the grains. Meanwhile, the roughly uniform distribution of the shear rate at the main machining region exhibited the advantages of evenly spread storage and loss moduli, contributing to the even extension of indentation caused by the grains on the target surface, which agreed with the mechanism model and machined surface morphology.The full text can be downloaded at https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40436-022-00395-0  相似文献   

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为提高民用客机涡轮叶片修复效率,对叶片修复工艺链中电解修型非加工面保护工艺进行了研究。通过建立电场的数学模型,对叶片表面电流密度分布进行数值计算,研究修型规律,并以此分析传统电解修型工艺的缺陷形成机理。提出了牺牲层工艺保护非加工面,并建立实验系统,对堆焊修复后的TC4叶片进行电解修型。结果表明:直接修型、绝缘层保护两种传统工艺将分别形成杂散腐蚀和"台阶"缺陷;采用牺牲层工艺,单组叶片修型时间60s,修型后的叶片精度较高,表面粗糙度Ra≤0.6μm,具有较好重复性,满足设计要求。  相似文献   

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Titanium machining is one of the challenging tasks to modern machining processes. Especially fabricating microfeatures on titanium appear as a potential research interest. Electrochemical micromachining (EMM) is an effective process to generate microfeatures by anodic dissolution. Machining of titanium by anodic dissolution is different than other metals because of its tendency to form passive oxide layer. The phenomenon of progression of microfeature by conversion of passive oxide layer into transpassive has been investigated with the help of maskless EMM technique. Suitable range of machining voltage has been established to attain the controlled anodic dissolution of titanium by converting passive oxide film of titanium into transpassive with nonaqueous electrolyte. The experimental outcomes revealed that the micromachining of titanium with controlled anodic dissolution could be possible even at lower machining voltage in the range of 6-8 V. This work successfully explored the possibility of generation of microfeatures on commercially pure titanium by anodic dissolution process in microscopic domain by demonstrating successful fabrication of various microfeatures, such as microholes and microcantilevers.  相似文献   

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Reducing the short-circuit rate and increasing the effective discharge rate are important targets for improving the servo control effect of micro-electrical discharge machining (micro-EDM), as these two indicators are closely related to the machining efficiency and quality. In this study, a feed-pulse collaborative control (FPCC) method is proposed for micro-EDM based on two dimensions (space and time). In the spatial dimension, a feed control strategy with a discharge holding process is adopted. Meanwhile, in the time dimension, a forward-looking pulse control strategy is adopted, in which the pulse interval is adjusted based on a sequence analysis of feed commands and discharge states. Process experiments are carried out to determine the key parameters used in this method, including the discharge holding threshold and pulse interval adjustment value (Toff adj). The feed smoothness and discharge sufficiency analyses of the experimental results show that compared to the traditional double threshold average voltage method, the FPCC method reduces the number of long-distance retreats by 64 % and improves the effective discharge time by 40 %.The full text can be downloaded at https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40436-023-00471-z  相似文献   

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To explore the forming process and mechanism of the surface texture of laser micropits,this paper presents the thermal model of laser machining based on the Neu...  相似文献   

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The limitations of significant tool wear and tool breakage of commercially available fluted micro-end mill tools often lead to ineffective and inefficient manufacturing, while surface quality and geometric dimensions remain unacceptably poor. This is especially true for machining of difficult-to-machine (DTM) materials, such as super alloys and ceramics. Such conventional fluted micro-tool designs are generally down scaled from the macro-milling tool designs. However, simply scaling such designs from the macro to micro domain leads to inherent design flaws, such as poor tool rigidity, poor tool strength and weak cutting edges, ultimately ending in tool failure. Therefore, in this article a design process is first established to determine optimal micro-end mill tool designs for machining some typical DTM materials commonly used in manufacturing orthopaedic implants and micro-feature moulds. The design process focuses on achieving robust stiffness and mechanical strength to reduce tool wear, avoid tool chipping and tool breakage in order to efficiently machine very hard materials. Then, static stress and deflection finite element analysis (FEA) is carried out to identify stiffness and rigidity of the tool design in relation to the maximum deformations, as well as the Von Mises stress distribution at the cutting edge of the designed tools. Following analysis and further optimisation of the FEA results, a verified optimum tool design is established for micro-milling DTM materials. An experimental study is then carried out to compare the optimum tool design to commercial tools, in regards to cutting forces, tool wear and surface quality. The full text can be downloaded at https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40436-022-00418-w  相似文献   

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The popularity of quality management as a system for continuous improvement has not been accompanied by deep theoretical understanding of its effects on process innovation. In this work, the resource-based view serves as the basis for the construction of a model designed to explain the effects of quality management practices (QMP) on process innovation performance and the mediating role of dynamic capabilities in this relationship. The empirical data were analysed using the structural equation modelling technique by examining 6 competing models that represent full, partial mediation and non-mediation relationships on a sample of 550 Spanish industrial companies. The findings indicate that the implementation level of QMP is not directly related to process innovation performance, but learning and technological capabilities fully mediate this relationship. Therefore, QMP needs to enhance and develop dynamic capabilities to effectively achieve the improvement and transformation of a firm’s processes.  相似文献   

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