Sustainability Machining With ISCAR’s Cutting Tools

Christellee — Wed, 10 Jan 2024 04:33:26 +0000

The term “sustainability” has become increasingly popular in recent years — frequently seen in headlines, featured in forms of news media, scientific research, and practical seminars. Is this word merely a trending or the question of the hour?

The emphasis on sustainability stems from global growing awareness intended for critical environmental issues and climate change, largely caused by human activity. The focus on sustainability reflects our deep commitment to the principles of securing a better future for the planet and generations to come.

Consequently, sustainability has gained prominence in various fields, ranging from everyday life and business to transportation, urban planning, and manufacturing. Manufacturing should unquestionably be sustainable.

Today, there is widespread recognition and agreement regarding the correctness of this statement. Manufacturing processes consume natural resources, energy, create waste, and pollute the environment. We can mitigate the negative environmental impact only by adopting sustainable production technologies.

Cutting Tools — Key To Sustainability

Machining remains a primary method for producing parts of machines and mechanisms. Therefore, the question of how to make machining sustainable is more relevant than ever.

A cutting tool contacts the machined workpiece directly and shapes it to its required form, removing the rest of the unnecessary material in the form of metal chips. Can a cutting tool be a key factor for improving sustainability? The answer to the above question is undoubtedly a resounding, yes!

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Investigating Process Parameters And Optimisation In EDM

Christellee — Thu, 29 Sep 2022 04:00:37 +0000

Odisha-based Assistant Professor Ritesh Kumar Hui of Aryan Institute of Engineering & Technology, and Dr Chandrabhanu Malla of KIIT University present their findings on boundaries concerning electrical discharge machining (EDM).

Among the thermal mode of machining, electrical discharge machining (spark erosion machining) is mainly a method for the manufacturing of a multitude of ever changing geometries very often produced as unit job or in small batches. The basic concept of Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) process is creating out of metals affected by the sudden stoppage of the electron beam by the solid metal surfaces of the anode.

The portion of the anode facing the direct electrical pulse reaches the boiling point. Even in case of medium long pulse the rate of temperature increases in tens of millions of degree per second which means dealing with an explosion process.

In the present work, a combined optimisation approach is used for the estimation of maximum metal removal rate (MRR) and minimum tool wear rate (TWR), surface roughness (SR) and overcut (OC) of produced in EDM. The important input parameters current (I), pulse on time (Ton), pulse off time (Toff) and voltage (V) are considered.

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