2016
DOI: 10.1007/s00542-016-3027-8
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Experimental investigations on the electrical and 2D-machining characteristics of an electrochemical discharge machining (ECDM) process

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“…It is interesting to find out that ECDM process with reverse polarities experienced high machining rate due to chemical reactions. In addition to micro-drilling of glass by ECDM, the machining of micro-channels on glass, 53,54 surface texturing, 55 three-dimensional (3D) micro structuring of glass 56 have also been attempted by different researchers.…”
Section: Machining Behaviour Of Work Pieces Materials Under Ecdm Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It is interesting to find out that ECDM process with reverse polarities experienced high machining rate due to chemical reactions. In addition to micro-drilling of glass by ECDM, the machining of micro-channels on glass, 53,54 surface texturing, 55 three-dimensional (3D) micro structuring of glass 56 have also been attempted by different researchers.…”
Section: Machining Behaviour Of Work Pieces Materials Under Ecdm Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Saranya et al 53 studied surface characteristics of micro-channels machined by ECDM process. They revealed that surface quality of micro channels were significantly affected by tool travel rate (Figure 17(a) and (b)).…”
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“…The electrical and 2D machining characteristics of ECDM process was utilized and used a dynamic cylindrical tool electrode to improve the machining performances. At 40% KOH electrolyte concentration with 0.5mm tool immersion depth critical current up to 0.9 ampere and critical voltage increased if tool diameter was increased [23]. The effects of applied voltage, electrolyte concentration and inter electrode gap on material removal rate, machining depth, overcut and heat affected zone was studied and showed applied voltage has important role to increase the machining depth [24].…”
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