“…Yan Chen et al [9] proposed an ultrasonic vibration-assisted electrolytic discharge processing technique for helical microelectrode micro laments to achieve high quality and stability processing of high spreading ratio glass microstructures. YingHuai D et al [10] designed an EDM machine ,and the application of ultrasonic vibration assisted technology can effectively solve the problems of carbon accumulation, leakage, and easy sparking of conventional EDM machines. Li Kaiyue et al [11] proposed an ultrasonic vibration grinding discharge machining method for di cult composite materials containing particle reinforced phase, and concluded that ultrasonic vibration grinding discharge machining is superior to ordinary discharge machining through machining.…”
In this paper, a preventive maintenance scheme for a rotary ultrasonic vibration-assisted EDM machine is investigated. A preventive maintenance cost optimization model for machine tools was developed under the constraint of reliability. The model is simple and efficient and can be applied to rotary ultrasonic vibration-assisted EDM machine tool. The mathematical model is based on Particle swarm optimization, which is solved by MATLAB to compare the differences in optimization results under different iterations, and the optimal preventive maintenance interval for the machine tool is 417 hours according to the constraints, corresponding to a minimum maintenance cost of ¥24088, which effectively reduces the downtime loss and maintenance cost caused by the failure of machine tools, and provides a theoretical basis for the preventive maintenance plan of machine tools.
“…Yan Chen et al [9] proposed an ultrasonic vibration-assisted electrolytic discharge processing technique for helical microelectrode micro laments to achieve high quality and stability processing of high spreading ratio glass microstructures. YingHuai D et al [10] designed an EDM machine ,and the application of ultrasonic vibration assisted technology can effectively solve the problems of carbon accumulation, leakage, and easy sparking of conventional EDM machines. Li Kaiyue et al [11] proposed an ultrasonic vibration grinding discharge machining method for di cult composite materials containing particle reinforced phase, and concluded that ultrasonic vibration grinding discharge machining is superior to ordinary discharge machining through machining.…”
In this paper, a preventive maintenance scheme for a rotary ultrasonic vibration-assisted EDM machine is investigated. A preventive maintenance cost optimization model for machine tools was developed under the constraint of reliability. The model is simple and efficient and can be applied to rotary ultrasonic vibration-assisted EDM machine tool. The mathematical model is based on Particle swarm optimization, which is solved by MATLAB to compare the differences in optimization results under different iterations, and the optimal preventive maintenance interval for the machine tool is 417 hours according to the constraints, corresponding to a minimum maintenance cost of ¥24088, which effectively reduces the downtime loss and maintenance cost caused by the failure of machine tools, and provides a theoretical basis for the preventive maintenance plan of machine tools.
“…Yerui Feng et al proposed a high response frequency magnetic levitation spindle system (MSSS) EDM technique for high-precision micro-hole machining of zirconium diboride-silicon carbide (ZrB-SiC) ceramics and superalloy Inconel 718, and the experimental results showed that MSSSEDM has higher e ciency and quality compared with conventional EDM [11][12] . Dong Yinghuai et al designed a small ultrasonic vibration-assisted EDM machine tool to avoid spark concentration and abnormal arcing during machining [13] . Liu Yu et al investigated the effect of ultrasonic vibration tool electrodes on EDM machining e ciency, and the results showed that the periodic ultrasonic vibration promoted the movement of debris.…”
The e ciency and accuracy of conventional electrical discharge machining (EDM) is limited by the stability of the voltage between the poles. To improve the e ciency of EDM, this paper proposes a machining method that combines a self-developed 5-degree-of-freedom (5-DOF) controllable magnetic levitation actuator with a conventional EDM machine tool. The stability of the inter-pole voltage is improved by the actuator micro-adjustment the electrodes of the EDM machine tool. Firstly, an EDM control system with local current feedback and decoupling control elements is designed based on the EDM servo drive principle to improve the response speed and positioning accuracy of the actuator. Secondly, the actuator was connected to the spindle of a conventional EDM machine tool, and machining experiments were carried out. The experimental results showed that the EDM machine tool connected to the actuator could control the electrode position more quickly, adjust the discharge state quickly, and increase the number of discharges per unit time. The average machining speed increased from 1.108µm/s to 3.925µm/s, which is 3.54 times faster than conventional EDM. Finally, complex shape machining experiments were carried out and the machining results showed that by adjusting the target value of the radial direction of the actuator, the various trajectories of the electrode could be controlled to depict arbitrary shapes.
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