Relation between Bubble Behavior and Removal Volume during Single Discharge with a Thin Electrode and a Flat-Plate Workpiece

Takezawa, Hideki; Yanagida, Daisuke; Mohri, Naotake

doi:10.2526/ijem.19.16

IJEM

2014

DOI: 10.2526/ijem.19.16

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Relation between Bubble Behavior and Removal Volume during Single Discharge with a Thin Electrode and a Flat-Plate Workpiece

Hideki Takezawa

Daisuke Yanagida

Naotake Mohri³

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A novel late-stage oscillating discharge current for plasma regulation and its effect in material removal in electrical discharge machining

Gao,

Zhang,

Liao

2024

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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Improving the material removal rate (MRR) has recently become one of the most important issues in electrical discharge machining. During the discharge process, a large portion of molten material cannot be sufficiently expelled from the molten pool but re-solidifies, ultimately resulting in low energy utilization and machining efficiency. Unlike existing methods that primarily focus on optimizing general discharge parameters, this study aims to enhance molten material expulsion and MRR through discharge plasma regulation by employing a redesigned late-stage oscillating discharge current. During a single-pulse discharge process, this kind of discharge current firstly remains constant to ensure stable heat transfer from the plasma to the workpiece, then transitions to periodic oscillations to enhance plasma movement and facilitate molten material expulsion. High-speed plasma observations and heat-flow coupling simulations are conducted to analyze the effects of the discharge currents on material removal, and the optimal oscillation start time is obtained. Experimental results in machining stainless steel demonstrate that the use of the late-stage oscillating discharge current, in comparison to the conventional rectangular discharge current, results in a 74% increase in material removal volume per unit of energy and a 56% in average recast layer thickness.

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A novel late-stage oscillating discharge current for plasma regulation and its effect in material removal in electrical discharge machining

Gao,

Zhang,

Liao

2024

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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Relation between Bubble Behavior and Removal Volume during Single Discharge with a Thin Electrode and a Flat-Plate Workpiece

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A novel late-stage oscillating discharge current for plasma regulation and its effect in material removal in electrical discharge machining

A novel late-stage oscillating discharge current for plasma regulation and its effect in material removal in electrical discharge machining

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