2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.matpr.2017.01.014
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Prediction of Machining Characteristics using Artificial Neural Network in Wire EDM of Al7075 based In-situ Composite

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“…The controlling factors indulged during the study were pulse-on and-off time, and current and bed speeds. The predicted parameters were found in the good agreement with the experimental ones within a range of 0.003~3.87% for material removal rate, 1.3~12.51% for surface roughness and 0.03~1.31% for dimensional accuracy [69]. Ugrasen, et al (2014) presented a study on optimization and influence of machining parameters on precision, roughness and volumetric material removal rate of manufactured parts in Wire-EDM process.…”
Section: Robotics Simulations and Machine Visionmentioning
confidence: 54%
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“…The controlling factors indulged during the study were pulse-on and-off time, and current and bed speeds. The predicted parameters were found in the good agreement with the experimental ones within a range of 0.003~3.87% for material removal rate, 1.3~12.51% for surface roughness and 0.03~1.31% for dimensional accuracy [69]. Ugrasen, et al (2014) presented a study on optimization and influence of machining parameters on precision, roughness and volumetric material removal rate of manufactured parts in Wire-EDM process.…”
Section: Robotics Simulations and Machine Visionmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…In addition, ANN model has been implemented in the electric discharge machining (EDM) process. Surya, et al (2017) developed an ANN model to predict the machining parameters in case of Wire-EDM of Al7075+TiB 2 composites to attain maximum material removal rate, minimum dimensional errors and better surface roughness. The controlling factors indulged during the study were pulse-on and-off time, and current and bed speeds.…”
Section: Robotics Simulations and Machine Visionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, the study shows that high discharge energy causes surface defects such as cracks, craters, thick recast layer, micropores, pinholes, residual stresses, and debris [18,19]. For example, in [20], the attention is focused on the prediction and comparison of machining performances during wire EDM (WEDM) of Al7075-TiB2 through an ANN model. In all these cases, the models could be considered as characterized by some limitations since they have validity only for wire configuration and it is difficult to modify to expand their applicability to drilling, sinking or milling configurations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dain Thomas et al 16 , developed a second-order regression model using RSM and found that T ON and WT play a major role in the surface roughness. V. R. Surya et al 17 predicted the machining characteristics of an Al 7075-TiB2 composite using ANN for the maximum MRR, minimum Dimensional Error (DE) and better surface finish. In this study the control factors considered were T ON , T OFF , Current and Bed Speed based on Taguchi's L 27 orthogonal array.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%