Abrasive water jet cutting and its optimization model for machining the sheep wool/polyester composites

Jayamani, M.; Rajesh, S.; Mayandi, K.; Siva, I.; Sankar, I.; Satyanarayana, K. G.

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“…The main purpose of this method is to identify a compromise solution that ensures the maximum utility of favorable parameters (represented by min S) and the minimum utility of unfavorable parameters (represented by min R). The VIKOR method works well in experimental measurements of the degree of changes introduced to the process in its various phases [46] and reduces costs while improving the quality of the product or service in the modeling of the water jet cutting process in abrasive slurry [47], the water jet cutting process itself [48] and the effects of grinding wheel modifications [49,50], and even age hardening by shot blasting [51,52].…”

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Experimental Research on the Use of a Selected Multi-Criteria Method for the Cutting of Titanium Alloy with an Abrasive Water Jet

Radomska-Zalas

2023

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The use of selected multi-criteria decision methods for the optimization of cutting processes by abrasive water jet methods is increasingly being used in industrial processes. This is due to the complexity of the processes and the need to reduce operating costs. Process optimization methods are available to support organizational processes including the design phase, quality assurance, production automation, and many more. This article presents the current state of research on the water-abrasive cutting process and the use of multi-criteria methods in optimizing this process. This article presents a detailed methodological study of the VIKOR approach to optimization, indicating the applicability conditions, assumptions, and limitations on the example of high-pressure abrasive water jet cutting of elements made of titanium alloy utilizing HPX garnet abrasive. As a result of the research conducted, the best input parameters of the cutting process for abrasive flow rate, pressure, and the traverse speed of the cutting process were determined. The achieved result is consistent with the assumption that the most favorable output parameters are the highest cutting depth and the lowest level of roughness.

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Experimental Research on the Use of a Selected Multi-Criteria Method for the Cutting of Titanium Alloy with an Abrasive Water Jet

Radomska-Zalas

2023

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Abrasive water jet cutting and its optimization model for machining the sheep wool/polyester composites

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Experimental Research on the Use of a Selected Multi-Criteria Method for the Cutting of Titanium Alloy with an Abrasive Water Jet

Experimental Research on the Use of a Selected Multi-Criteria Method for the Cutting of Titanium Alloy with an Abrasive Water Jet

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