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Acknowledgements The authors express their gratitude to Rodrigo Rios Rodriguez and the Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez (UACJ) Manufacturing Engineering Laboratories, Lola Norton and the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) Environmental Eng.
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International Journal of Production Research 52.20 (2014): 5945-5964
International conference on mechanical, industrial, and manufacturing engineering.
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Turning of hardened 100Cr6 bearing steel with ceramic and PCBN cutting tools, J.
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Kececioglu, Reliability engineering handbook, Vol. 1, DEStech Publications Inc., Lancaster, 2002
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Numerical Model for Interfacial Reaction between Titanium and Zirconia in Electromagnetic Field Liu Aihui1,a, Sui Yanwei2,b 1Jiangsu Provincial Key Laboratory for Interventional Medical Devices, Huaiyin Institute of Technology, Huaian 223003, China 2School of Materials Science and Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology, Xuzhou, Jiangsu 221116, China aemail: hlglah@tom.com, bemail: suiyanwei163@163.com Keywords: Electromagnetic field; Interfacial reaction; Model; Titanium; Zirconia Abstract.
The numerical modeling was carried out for the interfacial reaction between liquid Ti and ZrO2 ceramic mold in the electromagnetic field.
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Zhao 1,c 1 College of Mechanical Engineering and Automation, HQU, Quanzhou 362011 P.R.
China 2 School of Mechanical Engineering, DUT, Dalian 116023 P.R.
By controlling the feeding powder ingredient, wear-resistant FGM molds from ceramic to metal are fabricated, which has become an attractive research field in RP&M technology.
This particularly benefits for the spraying of ceramic powders and high melting point materials.
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Ahmadibeni, International Journal of Civil Engineering.
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The ceramic tip was heated up to the temperature 300 – 500°C.
Two kinds of ceramic tips were used (Fig. 3, b,c).
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Thermal resistance of geopolymers and some common engineering materials.
Ghosh, Effect of mix composition on compressive strength and microstructure of fly ash based geopolymer composites, ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences 4 (2009) 68-74
Ghosh, Chemically bonded composites incorporating cementitious fillers and recycled plastics, International Conference on Engineering & Applied Science (Beijing) (2012) 899-913
Padhy, An experimental approach on geopolymeric recycled concrete using partial replacement of industrial byproduct, International Journal of Civil and Structural Engineering 3 (2012) 141-149
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The abrasive grains can approach the micro tool sufficiently closely, even under ultrasonic vibration;Abrasive grains continue to oscillate between the micro tool and the auxiliary electrode and cannot be fixed around the tool tip without using ER fluid assistance;By taking advantage of the ER fluid, it is possible to fix abrasive grains around the tool tip, improving machining accuracy References [1] J.Deng,T.Lee: Ceramics International,Vol.26(2000),pp.825-830
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Kaku, et al : The 3rd International Conference of LEM21, 2005, 03-203: 871-876 [11] K.Linoya:Powder technology handbook, Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun, 1986,pp.311-312 [in Japanese] 0 0.005 0.01 0.015 0.02 0.025 Conventional USM Electric field only (without ERF) ERF-assisted USM Chipping area mm 2 Fig. 11 Comparing of chipping areas (a) Whole view (b) Close up view (a) Whole view (b) Close up view Fig. 9 Machined result (Electric filed only) Fig. 10 Machined result (ER fluid-assisted USM)