The mechanism of ultrasonic cutting

Kazantsev, V. F.; Rosenberg, L.

doi:10.1016/0041-624x(65)90165-4

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“…Kazanţev and Rosenberg [10] explained the mechanism of ultrasonic cutting, and Murti and Philip [16] made an analysis of debris evacuation in ultrasonic-assisted electrical discharge machining. Also, Jun et al [9] showed the material removal mechanism in W-EDM with low-energy.…”

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Ultrasound influence on the erosive capacity at the electrodischarge processing with ultrasonic activated wire electrode in a single point

Nani

2016

Meccanica

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Paper presents results of experimental research for the electricaldischarge processing machines efficiency improvement, machines which are using as electrode a wire, abbreviated W-EDM. These machines were equipped with special devices for the ultrasonic activation of the wire electrode. It was noticed that the introduced ultrasound influenced the erosive capacity of the machining process. The paper presents in graphical and tabular forms, the variation of erosive capacity due to the way how the ultrasonical activation of the wire electrode is produced: into the fixed or mobile arm (two subassemblies of the W-EDM machine), after a direction parallel or perpendicular to the direction of the working advance.

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Ultrasound influence on the erosive capacity at the electrodischarge processing with ultrasonic activated wire electrode in a single point

Nani

2016

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“…The fundamental mechanisms of ultrasonic machining are dominant on very brittle material, like glass and ceramics, where the main material removal mechanism relies on the propagation of minute cracks that are inherently present in such material [2][3][4]. For other material that exhibit minor plastic deformation prior to fracture (i.e.…”

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