Influence of Process Parameters on Kerf In Abrasive Jet Drilling of Glass

K. Gayatri¹ , M. Suneetha² , D.V. Srikanth³ , M. Srinivasa Rao⁴

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.6 , Issue.1 , pp.30-34, Jan-2020

Online published on Jan 31, 2020

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Abstract :
Grating Jet Machining is a rising innovation with particular points of interest over the other non-customary cutting advances, for example, high adaptability, , high machining flexibility least weights on the work piece, no warm twisting and less cutting powers. Rough Jet Machining is a micromachining procedure where the metal evacuation happens because of disintegration of High speed abrasives conveyed in a vehicle of gas, by and large air. This procedure is adequately utilized for hard and fragile material like Glass, Ceramics, and Composites and so forth. This paper researches the impact of procedure parameters on width of cut of Glass example. There are various related parameters in this machining procedure. They are gaseous tension, Nozzle breadth, standoff separation, sway edge, spout length, grating mass stream rate, rough molecule size, grating molecule shape and rough molecule hardness. Among these parameters Air Pressure, Nozzle width, Stand of separation, Abrasive stream rate are of incredible significance however decisively controllable. The Performance measures incorporate Depth of cut, kerf width, Surface unpleasantness and Metal evacuation rate. In this paper Kerf width (Top and base kerf width) is considered as execution measure and the Process parameters considered are Pressure, SOD, Abrasive Mass stream rate and Nozzle distance across.

Key-Words / Index Term :
Erosion rate, stand of distance. Material removal rate. Glass. Process parameters

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