Applying of the Functional Approach to Obtaining Blind and through Cuts in the Workpieces of Hard and Superhard Sintered Materials by Jet Methods

Oleksandr Salenko; Oleksandr Mana; Sergiy Shkel; Vladimir Nikitin; Yaroslav Myronov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.806.151

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Applying of the Functional Approach to Obtaining Blind and through Cuts in the Workpieces of Hard and Superhard Sintered Materials by Jet Methods

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We have shown the feasibility of using multipass processing for obtaining precision profile cuts of hard-alloys material using the changable cutting feed that leads to significant reduction in deviations from intended form of jet. Found that the decrease in speed around the contour should be proportional to the thickness of the processed material and its physical and mechanical characteristics.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 806)

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Oleksandr Salenko*, Oleksandr Mana, Sergiy Shkel, Vladimir Nikitin, Yaroslav Myronov

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Functional Approach, Hard Materials, Hydro-Abrasive Cutting, Super Hard Materials, Water Jet

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