2014
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/kem.620.73
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Experimental Study on Dry Finishing of Low-Speed WEDM

Abstract: In order to further improve the surface quality in LS-WEDM, a new procedure as Gas-liquid Combined Multiple Cut (the finishing is in gas) is presented and has carried on the contrast experiment to conventional WEDM multi cutting processing in the paper. the single factor and orthogonal experimental design method were used to study Effects of pulse duration, pulse interval, peak current, servo voltage and servo feed on roughness in finishing in gas, By range analysis, analysis of variance and the binary table t… Show more

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“…The research results showed that factors such as polymer concentration change, gas flow rate, and storage time had a certain impact on foam quality, size, and shape. Wang et al [25] developed a new coagulated and dispersed foam system, which can improve the liquid efficiency and yield of subsequent water flooding. To solve the problem that the high gas-oil ratio of production wells affects normal production, Pu et al [26] selected a micro crosslinked foam gel system to prevent gas channelling and achieved good results.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The research results showed that factors such as polymer concentration change, gas flow rate, and storage time had a certain impact on foam quality, size, and shape. Wang et al [25] developed a new coagulated and dispersed foam system, which can improve the liquid efficiency and yield of subsequent water flooding. To solve the problem that the high gas-oil ratio of production wells affects normal production, Pu et al [26] selected a micro crosslinked foam gel system to prevent gas channelling and achieved good results.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%