Surface Control of K9 Glass/Diamondunder Cold Plasma Assisted Cutting

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Surface properties of K9 glass/diamond materials were controlled under the optical brittle material by cold plasma assisted cutting machining. The influence of cold plasma jet on the tribological performance of K9 glass/diamond friction pair was investigated using the friction and wear test. The experimental results show that the plasma can be penetrated the surface of the brittle material. Cold plasma jet can regulate and control the K9 glass/diamond materials surface property and improve anti-friction effect.

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