Mechanism of Creating the Topography of an Abrasive Water Jet Cut Surface

Abstract

The development and application of new materials brings, in connection with their technological machining, a number of new questions. Classical methods of machining are supplemented by new technologies. An abrasive water jet represents a universal flexible tool enabling the machining of all natural and artificial materials that are not damaged by direct contact with water. Great attention is paid to the study of the cut surface topography after abrasive water jet machining. The study of surface topography is important from the point of view of modelling and prediction of the topographic function of the abrasive water jet. On the basis of knowledge of the topographic function, we are able to optimise the technological parameters of the abrasive water jet machining process, which has an impact on the output, quality and price of the final product. The mechanism to remove material is an area which has not received much attention. In material disintegration, the mechanisms of cutting, plastic deformation, fatigue and fracture participate physically. By studying the surface topography we can better understand the process of abrasive water jet machining, specify the theory and correctly quantify the mechanism of material removal, which is the subject of this paper.

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