2017
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-017-0757-4
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Electrothermal energy distribution model for EDM drilling of HSLA steels

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“…Where a division of the electrical signal is seen in two energy regions: in the first section of the current profile, up to where the current plateau ends, the energy magnitude E s t ðÞis obtained, which is determined by the process ED; while the current decays exponentially to a value close to the nominal current I o , it is possible to obtain a second region of energy E d t ðÞ , which results from the EC process, for each pulse or duty cycle with a duration of 28 μs. [16].…”
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“…Where a division of the electrical signal is seen in two energy regions: in the first section of the current profile, up to where the current plateau ends, the energy magnitude E s t ðÞis obtained, which is determined by the process ED; while the current decays exponentially to a value close to the nominal current I o , it is possible to obtain a second region of energy E d t ðÞ , which results from the EC process, for each pulse or duty cycle with a duration of 28 μs. [16].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Figure 7 shows the profiles of the increase in MRR for Figure 6. Showed electrical signal performance using a 25 kHz pulsed with DC 70% during (a) EDM and (b) hybrid ED/PEC [16]. [16].…”
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