Hole drilling and milling of magnetic alloys parts by shaped tube electrolytic machining

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Abstract
In this research shaped tube electrolytic machining of drilling and milling of magnetic alloys parts and difficult-to-cut metals, steels and alloys is presented. New research made in the field of space, aviation, automobile, medical, computer and electronics, and others has created the need for small and fine holes with high aspect ratio in these materials. The primary investigations of ECM with the tubular tool electrode are presented. Compared with mechanical machining, shaped tube electrolytic machining (STEM) exhibits an advantage in producing micro-holes with a high aspect ratio and in producing the curved holes. In order to realize the process of electrochemical machining, experimental assembly with the shaped tube tool electrode has been designed and manufactured. Completed researches indicate that this tool electrode has a high potential to machine difficult-to-cut and brittle metals economically and efficiently.
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Authors V., Glebov Vladimir;N., Danilenko Irina;I., Ratushinsky Ruslan;
Journal matec web of conferences
Year 2018
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https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201822603017
Keywords
chemistry Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Industrial electrochemistry

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