The Research of the EDG-LS Technological Effect Based on Orthogonal Test

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Aiming at the finishing of small hole of difficult-to-machine materials such as carbide, etc, this paper presented a new low speed electrical discharge grinding (EDG-LS) processing method, in which a machine tool accessory was equipped on WEDM-LS to realize the grinding process. Through the analysis of orthogonal test, the key factors affecting technological effect were discussed in the processing of EDG-LS, and the influence of average gap voltage, average gap current and workpiece speed on machining dimension and surface quality were elaborated respectively. It is of importantly theoretical and practical significance to seek better technology parameter in EDG-LS.

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March 2014

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