Magnetic Abrasive Finishing of Internal Surface of Aluminum Pipe Using Magnetic Machining Jig

Muhamad Mohd Ridha; Yan Hua Zou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.894.222

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Magnetic Abrasive Finishing of Internal Surface of Aluminum Pipe Using Magnetic Machining Jig

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Magnetic abrasive finishing technology has been known very well in finishing of stainless steel SUS304 pipes to mirror finish standard. However, the applications in softer metal such as aluminum A2017 were difficult due to soft metal characteristic itself. In 2002, Zou and Shinmura had developed a new method of magnetic field assisted machining process using magnetic machining jig for SUS304 pipe [. The development has since then expanded in many research. This research finds the optimum finishing condition for mirror finish standard in internal surface of aluminum A2017 pipe. We use a 100% polyester fabric that does not cause scratch on the material and found that the optimum pole-pipe gap to be 13mm to achieve the best surface roughness R_a of 0.020μm after finishing, from surface roughness R_a of 0.195μm before finishing.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 894)

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222-226

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February 2014

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Muhamad Mohd Ridha, Yan Hua Zou

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Aluminum Pipe, Magnetic Abrasive Finishing, Magnetic Machining Jig

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