Title of article
An experimental study on 15% SiCp reinforced 2124 Aluminum composite material by electrolytic in-process dressing grin
Author/Authors
SHANAWAZ, A.M. PET Engineering College - Department of Mechanical Engineering, India , SUNDARAM, S. Annamalai University - Faculty of Engineering and Technology - Department of Manufacturing Engineering, India , PILLAI, U.T.S. National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology(NIIST), India , AURTHERSON, P. BABU Annamalai University - Department of Manufacturing Engineering, India
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181
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192
Abstract
This paper presents the results of electrolytic in-process dressing (ELID) grinding experiments performed on 2124 Al/SiCp metal matrix composite material reinforced with 15% SiCp. In this study a metal bonded CBN wheel is used. Normal forces and tangential forces are monitored. Surface roughness, Vickers hardness number, metal removal rate and wheel loading are measured. When the results are compared, ELID grinding shows fewer grinding forces due to the breakage of the insulating layer formed on the grinding wheel. A smoother surface can be obtained using a high current duty ratio. Vickers hardness number is reduced when ELID grinding is done with high current duty ratio. Wheel loading increases when the depth of cut and feed rate increases.
Keywords
ELID grinding , composites , metal bonded wheel , roughness , microhardness , stir casting , wheel loading
Journal title
Iranian Journal of Science and Technology Transactions of Mechanical Engineering
Journal title
Iranian Journal of Science and Technology Transactions of Mechanical Engineering
Record number
2596566
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