2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijleo.2015.05.019
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Experimental study on the processes of laser-enhanced electrochemical micromachining stainless steel

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“…Under the conditions studied, it has been found that the applied ultrasonic vibration can improve machining efficiency and/or drilled hole geometry. Besides ultrasounds, the combinations of laser machining with electrochemical machining [255], electric field [256], or magnetic field [257,258] are also reported in the literature. Laser micromachining typically involves direct laser irradiation onto a workpiece surface to remove material.…”
Section: Hybrid or Modified Laser Micromachining Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Under the conditions studied, it has been found that the applied ultrasonic vibration can improve machining efficiency and/or drilled hole geometry. Besides ultrasounds, the combinations of laser machining with electrochemical machining [255], electric field [256], or magnetic field [257,258] are also reported in the literature. Laser micromachining typically involves direct laser irradiation onto a workpiece surface to remove material.…”
Section: Hybrid or Modified Laser Micromachining Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dauguma medžiagų, veikiamų didelės energijos, skyla į sudedamąsias dalis arba išskiria tam tikras medžiagas, degimo produktus ir kt. (Long et al 2015). Vyksta medžiagos disociacijos procesas.…”
Section: Lazerio Spidulio Pluošto Poveikis Apdirbamo Metalo Paviršiuiunclassified
“…Long et al suggested laser support for the electrochemical processing of stainless steel material. Te electrolyte temperature variation creates greater conductivity resulting in a greater material dissolution rate [12].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%