InImpact: The Journal of Innovation Impact |
Publisher |
Future Technology Press |
Vol. 7 No. 2 |
KES Transactions on SDM I - Sustainable Design and Manufacturing 2014 |
Volume Editors |
KES International |
Journal ISSN |
2051-6002 |
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Article Title | Effect of degassing electrolyte on polarisation curve shape with the aim to apply knowledge to electrochemical machining |
Primary Author | Rebecca Leese, PhD Research Student |
Other Author(s) |
Atanas Ivanov
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Pages |
566 - 573
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Article ID |
sdm14-041 |
Publication Date |
01-May-16 |
Abstract | Electrochemical machining is a manufacturing process which relies on the anodic dissolution of the work piece. The accuracy of the hole created is dependent on a number of factors including the applied potential. A higher applied potential creates a larger overcut and therefore decreased accuracy. Early indications from polarisation curves suggest that removing dissolved oxygen from the solution can somewhat prevent passivation of the work piece surface allowing a lower machining potential to be used which should improve machining accuracy.
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