Spring-dashpot vibrational model for the investigation of viscoelasticity in gelatinous abrasive media and subsequent control of parameters for the blast polishing of Ti-6Al-4 V alloy
Abstract:Blast polishing offers an operator-friendly solution to many of the previously encountered polishing difficulties. However, the process lacks studies into the control of key parameters, one of which is viscoelasticity (particularly present in biological based abrasive medias). Together with analytical-empirical models, a vibrational spring-dashpot model is presented, which attempts to characterize the impact force, contact time and damping ratio/coefficient of polishing media upon impact; as well as the effect… Show more
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