Combined Atomistic-Continuum Modeling of Nano-EDM Process

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Nano electrical discharge machining (nanoEDM) method is an attractive measure to the manufacturing of parts of nanoscale dimension or precision, and is getting more and more interest of researchers, however, due to the incompleteness of EDM theories, the development of more advanced nanoEDM technology is impeded. In this paper, a hybrid simulation model, namely, combination of the molecular dynamics simulation model and two-temperature model of single discharge process in nanoEDM is constructed to study the machining process of nanoEDM from the thermal point of view.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 887-888)

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1210-1214

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February 2014

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