Introduction of Premixed Micro-Abrasive Water Jet Technology for Deburring

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Micro-abrasive water jet technology for deburring is a new type of removing burrs technics with advantages of high productivity, high flexibility, no cutter damage and less residual damage etc, which is applied more and more extensively. This paper introduces the difference of premixed micro-abrasive water jet and post-mixed micro-abrasive water jet on jet formation, the difference of system principles and applications. This paper also provides the formula that how to quantitatively calculate the impact force of water jet. The principles and factors which influence on deburring and some application examples are also described in this paper.

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