High tolerance plasma arc cutting of commercially pure titanium

Gariboldi, Elisabetta; Previtali, Barbara

doi:10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2004.04.366

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“…[4] 4.While studying the effect of the cutting parameters on the surface roughness, it was observed that both the gas pressure play important roles in the effect on the surface roughness. The role of the cutting speed and arc gap given is not crucial to the same extent.…”

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Parametric Optimization on Plasma Arc Cutting Machine for Aisi 1018

2015

IJAERD

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-In this study we choose plasma cutting machine as our main machine tool and AISI1018 material also used .with the start of globalization there are many company emerges. So, there are more than one compa ny make similar product to sustain this competitive market we must make product which quality is good and must have low price.so with the use of optimization technique we must make our product more economical and also save time coast.so that's why we consider GRA and some other optimize technique issued to find out optimum solution for the machine where it give its best performance. Keywords -PAC, Taguchi, Anova, Grey relational analysis I INTRODUCTIONBasically there are three states of matter i.e. s olid, liquid and gas. The basic difference between them is of energy. Energy of solid is min imu m. If we add energy to solid it is converted into liquid. If we add extra energy to liquid it is converted into gas, when we add extra energy to gas, it beco mes plasma. Plas ma is h ighly ionized and electrically conductive. It is much useful to increase temperature as well as to perform cutting. Plas ma cutting technology is one in which argon, nitrogen and compressed air are used to generate a plasma jet and then n onferrous metal, stainless steel and black metal are cut by the high temperature of the highly -co mpressed plasma arc and the mechanical eros ion of the fast plasma jet.The p lasma arc cutting process is a highly p roductive method of cutting alu minu m and is e xperiencing rapid ly growing application. Cuts can be made fro m thick foil thickness up to 200 mm although cutting in these thicknesses causes extreme noise levels that have to be taken into consideration when considering the suitability of the process.Plasma cutting was developed in the 1950's for severing steel sheet and plate. Today, it is used on nearly all types of conducting engineering materials. One limit ing factor for the plasma process has been the high investment costs. The trend today is that more simp le and inexpensive machinery is used, making plas ma cutting a realistic alternative to other cutting methods. Principle o f PAC.

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Parametric Optimization on Plasma Arc Cutting Machine for Aisi 1018

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“…Gullu et al [2] investigated variations of structural specifications in heat affected zone that occur after cutting of AISI 304 stainless steel and St 52 carbon steel. Gariboldi et al [3] analyzed cut quality in high tolerance plasma arc cutting of titanium sheets. Cut quality features that were analyzed by them are surface cut unevenness, kerf width, cut angle and surface cut roughness.…”

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Modelling of Kerf Width in Plasma Jet Metal Cutting Process using ANN Approach

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Abstract:In this paper Artificial Neural Network (ANN) model was developed for prediction of kerf width in plasma jet metal cutting process. Process parameters whose influence was analyzed are cutting height, cutting speed and arc current. An L18 (2 1 x3 7 ) Taguchi orthogonal array experiment was conducted on aluminium sheet of 3 mm thickness. Using the experimental data a feed -forward backpropagation artificial neural network model was developed. After the prediction accuracy of the developed model was verified, the model was used to generate plots that show influence of process parameters and their interactions on analzyed kerf width and to get conlusions about process parameters values that lead to minimal kerf width.

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“…Plasma arc current, type gas, plasma gas pressure (plasma gas mass flow rate), cutting speed are parameters which have important effect on the quality characteristics. The effect of process parameters on the quality of the high tolerance plasma arc cutting of a 5 mm commercially pure titanium sheet was investigated in [1]. Authors concluded that the quality characteristics of the cutting edge of high tolerance plasma arc cutting of commercially pure titanium from a geometrical point of view need to be integrated with the considerations on the functional requirements for the cutting edge and on economical considerations that are partially correlated to microstructural modifications occurred at the cutting edge.…”

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Multi-Response Optimization of Plasma Cutting Parameters using Grey Relational Analysis

Begić-Hajdarević¹,

Ficko²,

Čekić³

et al. 2017

DAAAM Proceedings

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In this paper was performed the optimization of the parameter of the plasma cutting process using Grey relational analysis. Design of experiments were carried out based on Taguchi L9 orthogonal array. Stainless steel X5CrNi18-10 plates with thickness of 5 mm were cut using different cutting speed and plasma gas pressure, while other process parameters were constant. The quality of the cut has been monitored by measuring surface roughness parameter Rz, cut perpendicularity and kerf width. Effect of each process parameter on quality characteristics of cut was shown. Optimal cutting parameters has been obtained by Grey relational analysis (GRA) method.

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High tolerance plasma arc cutting of commercially pure titanium

Cited by 63 publications

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Parametric Optimization on Plasma Arc Cutting Machine for Aisi 1018

Parametric Optimization on Plasma Arc Cutting Machine for Aisi 1018

Modelling of Kerf Width in Plasma Jet Metal Cutting Process using ANN Approach

Multi-Response Optimization of Plasma Cutting Parameters using Grey Relational Analysis

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