Narrow Jet Plasma as the Energy Efficient and Safe Technology for Metal Cutting

S.V. Anakhov; Yu.A. Pyckin; A.V. Matushkin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.870.523

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Narrow Jet Plasma as the Energy Efficient and Safe Technology for Metal Cutting

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The analysis of several constructive solutions for metal cutting in plasmatrons is done. On the basis of the presented solutions, new plasmatrons for precision metals cutting are elaborated. This plasmatrons work using narrow jet plasma technologies and two air-gas paths. Principles, methods and complexities in design of this technology are presented. Also, several results of investigation of cutting quality and acoustic safety of new plasmatrons are presented. New metal cutting technology does not have similar solutions at the Russian market and has great advantages in comparison with traditional domestic and similar foreign plasmatrons.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 870)

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523-527

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.870.523

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September 2016

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S.V. Anakhov*, Yu.A. Pyckin, A.V. Matushkin

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3D-modeling, Air-Gas Path, Designing, Expansion Chamber, Flow Dynamics, Gas Rotating Stabilization, Plasma Gas, Plasma Jet, Plasmatron, Profiling, Swirl Canals

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