A study of electrical discharge grinding using a rotary disk electrode

Investigation of the Tool Wear Rate in Tungsten Powder-Mixed Electric Discharge Machining of AA6061/10%SiCpComposite

“…The tool wear was not uniform over the tool surface as rapid wear observed on sharp edges rather than on the whole surface of tool. Various non conventional approaches reported in the available literature, to enhance the machining performance of EDM process have been summarized in Table 1 [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24].…”

Laser machining of structural ceramics—A review

“…24,25 Material is removed from the ceramic surface by recurring spark discharges between the rotating wheel and the work piece. 8 …”

Development of empirical model for different process parameters during rotary electrical discharge machining of copper–steel (EN-8) system

“…The analysis of Taguchi methodology revealed that, in general electrical parameters affects the machining characteristics more significantly than the non-electrical parameters. Shih and Shu (2007) have reported about the electrical discharge grinding of AISI D2 tool steel workpiece using a rotary disk copper electrode mounted on horizontal spindle. It was observed that lower electrode wear rate and higher material removal rate can be obtained in this process.…”