Analysis of Removal Rate by Using Magnetorheological Finishing Based on Hysteresis Shear Stress Model

Guang Yang; Cheng Liang Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.470.250

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Analysis of Removal Rate by Using Magnetorheological Finishing Based on Hysteresis Shear Stress Model

Abstract:

Under the effect of magnetic field, the removing material will produce by using magnetorheo1ogica1 fluid with contains hard magnetic particles or polishing powder, when the magnetorheo1ogica1 fluid moving relative to the workpiece. Magnetorheological finishing is a promising technology for manufacturing super-smooth components surface. According to Preston equation, mathematics model of magnetorheo1ogica1 fluid is established with the hysteresis shear stress model which composed of viscous and bilinear hysteresis shear stress model. After discussing the relationship between magnetic field and material removal studied, the results show that hysteresis shear stress model can describe the mechanical behavior of magnetorheo1ogica1 fluid perfectly and it is simple in form, explicit and easy to apply. Calculated value is consistent with the experimental values and the mathematical model is thus capable to play a guiding role in processing.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 470)

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December 2013

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Guang Yang*, Cheng Liang Zhang

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Finishing, Hysteresis Shear Stress, Magnetic Field Strength, Magnetorheological Fluid, Mathematical Models, Removal Rate

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