Research on the Methods for Common-Rail Pipe Holes Abrasive Flow Machining

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Abrasive Flow Machining method is an effective means for the common rail inside the tiny hole and cross-hole debarring polishing and machining. In this article, using FLUENT software analysis Abrasive Flow Machining common rail runner and three-dimensional numerical aperture structure, in the inlet velocity for the next 60m / s condition, contrast single, bilateral Abrasive Flow Machining method, derived both steady-state pressure, image analysis and comparison of the results of the dynamic pressure, velocity and turbulence kinetic energy, properly using numerical calculation to guide production process procedures, provide a reference for the optimization of the abrasive flow processing..

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December 2014

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