Austenitic steel surface integrity after EDM in different dielectric liquids

Żyra, Agnieszka; Bogucki, Rafał; Skoczypiec, Sebastian

doi:10.4467/2353737xct.17.222.7765

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“…For the successful industrial applications of the EDM in manufacturing parts from Inconel, specific surface integrity should be obtained. The research that has been conducted hitherto in the field of the EDM focuses primarily on a better understanding of the physical phenomenon of the process [10,11], improving surface layers properties [12][13][14][15] and optimization of the manufacturing process [16][17][18][19]. These studies have been carried out in various directions including the analysis of the EDM parameters.…”

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Archive of Mechanical Engineering

Świercz

Oniszczuk-Świercz

Dąbrowski

2018

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The development of industry is determined by the use of modern materials in the production of parts and equipment. In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the use of nickel-based superalloys in the aerospace, energy and space industries. Due to their properties, these alloys belong to the group of materials hard-to-machine with conventional methods. One of the non-conventional manufacturing technologies that allow the machining of geometrically complex parts from nickel-based superalloys is electrical discharge machining. The article presents the results of experimental investigations of the impact of EDM parameters on the surfaces roughness and the material removal rate. Based on the results of empirical research, mathematical models of the EDM process were developed, which allow for the selection of the most favourable processing parameters for the expected values of the surface roughness Sa and the material removal rate.

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