Abrasive machining is one of the most non-conventional processes for finishing. It is widely used in industry to machine the materials like mild steel, aluminum, copper, titanium, glass, hard rock material, graphite, composite material, ceramics etc.Like in abrasive jet machining. This technique uses jet which contains abrasive material. Now a day water-magnetic abrasive machining is one of the...

In this present work, the effect of input parameters viz. grinding wheel speed, work-piece speed, abrasive grain size, depth of cut, concentration of cutting fluid, and number of passes has been found on the out-ofroundness of cylindrical grinded AISI 4140 steel. Out-of-roundness is of great importance in case of shafts, axles, pistons, piston pins, crankshafts, roller bearings as out of roundn...

A study of the microstructure, development of contact resistance during oxidation, and abrasive wear behavior for a Ni–18 at.%Ru alloy is presented in this article. It is shown that the alloy can be solutionized and aged, resulting in a fine lamellar mixture of FCC a-Ni and HCP b-Ru phases. Upon oxidation in air for 400 h, the measured contact resistance of the alloy is two orders of magnitude ...

In this paper, a set of experimental data has been used to assess the influence of abrasive water jet (AWJ) process parameters in cutting 6063-T6 aluminum alloy. The process variables considered here include nozzle diameter, jet traverse rate, jet pressure and abrasive flow rate. The effects of these input parameters are studied on depth of cut (h); one of most important characteristics of AWJ....

on account of some complexities such as fluid-structure interaction and extra-large deformation problems, complete simulation of abrasive water jet cutting process is very hard. the main goal of this paper is to overcome these difficulties through comprehensive simulation in ls-dyna commercial software. for this purpose the smoothed particle hydrodynamics (sph) and arbitrary lagrangian eulerian...

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) investigators compared methods for collecting personal breathing zone (PBZ) air samples for particulates during abrasive blasting at a shipyard. Abrasive blasting is the cleaning or finishing of surfaces by the use of an abrasive carried in a strong current of air. The U.S. government has provided regulatory requirements and guid...

Hardest 10. Diamond he selection of abrasive media for blast cleaning steel is based primarily on two broad objectives, quality and economics. Quality is defined in terms of appearance after cleaning (SSPC-SP 7, 6, 10, and 5 ) , profile depth and contour, and chemical cleanliness. The economics of an abrasive is determined by its initial cost and by the production rate that can be achieved when...

Cryogenic CO2-assisted minimum quantity lubrication milling technology is a green processing with broad application prospects. Aiming at the problem of tool wear in cryogenic difficult-to-machine materials and influence relevant parameters on wear, this study used coated cemented carbide tools to perform experiments under conditions. The micro-morphology chip was observed, energy spectrum conta...

To enhance the cutting performance of high speed steel(HSS) end mill, single and multilayer coating is applied on substrated HSS mill. Coating material reduces force enhances resistance against abrasive wear. This paper presents physical vapour deposition(PVD) technology machinability PVD coated The mills are fifteen times better than uncoated mill proposed conditions. TiAlN monolayer mills(fut...

Pliant abrasive media is transforming the way coating maintenance personnel approach offshore surface preparation. Pliant media users are often able to lower total job costs and provide higher quality surface preparation. 29(59,(:#2)#2))6+25(#0$,17(1$1&( Millions of dollars are being allocated toward the maintenance of offshore platforms with the goal to maximize oil production operations. A mo...