Approach of Taguchi, RSM &ANOVA Using Stat Graphics on Machining of Ceramics with Abrasive Jet Drilling

P. Rajamani¹ , K. Sunitha² , D.V. Srikanth³ , M. Srinivasa Rao⁴

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.6 , Issue.1 , pp.46-49, Jan-2020

Online published on Jan 31, 2020

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Abstract :
Grating plane machining is a non-customary system in which the wellspring of vitality utilized is Mechanical vitality. This machining innovation demonstrates great outcomes when device life is mulled over, given the way that the grating material can be reused a few times before rough particles lose their cutting impact. It is as of now demonstrated that this strategy is adequately embraced for cleaning and deburring forms. The present investigation features the impact of various parameters like Pressure, SOD, Abrasive Flow Rate, on the Metal evacuation and Kerf width of Ceramic Tiles by Abrasive stream machining, the rough molecule utilized was Al2O3. The consequences of the Experiments led were contrasted and the Theoretical Results and Modeled with TAGUCHI Optimization and ANOVA.This paper manages different analyses which were directed to survey the impact of grating plane machining (AJM) process parameters on material evacuation rate and distance across of gaps of Ceramic Tiles utilizing aluminum oxide sort of rough particles. The experimentation was led by TAGUCHI technique for L9 symmetrical cluster and contrasted and the Results of ANOVA after effects of STAT GRAPHICS.

Key-Words / Index Term :
SOD, Abrasive, AJM, ANOVA, STAT GRAPHS

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