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Materials Science and Engineering A 466 (2007) 61–67 Effect of machining parameters on surface textures in EDM of Fe-MnAl alloy Y.H. Guu ∗, Max Ti-Kuang Hou Department of Mechanical Engineering, National United University, 1, Lien Da, Kung-Ching Li, Miaoli 360, Taiwan, ROC Received 29 November 2006; received in revised form 6 February 2007; accepted 6 February 2007 指導老師:戴子堯 老師 姓名:黃中琳 班級:奈米四乙 學號:4A014056 Date ﹕2015/06/09 Outline Introduction Experimental procedures Results and discussion • • • • • • Surface morphology Surface roughness Micro-cracks and micro-voids Machined damage Compositions of the machined surface Hardness of the machined surface Conclusions Introduction The Fe-Mn-Al alloy is a structural material with great potential mainly because of its superior strength and toughness, high wear-corrosion resistance and remarkable oxidation resistance at high temperatures it is evident that no work has been performed on surface textures with nanoscopic scale in terms of using the EDM on Fe-Mn-Al alloy. Experimental procedures 1008 plain carbon steel, electrolytic manganese, and high-purity aluminum were melted and cast into approximately 10 kg ingots. After being homogenized at 1200 ◦C for 4 h under a protective argon atmosphere→cut to the dimensions of 100 mm × 50 mm × 10 mm→hotforging and cold-rolling into sheets of about 2 mm in thickness Fe-Mn-Al alloy was Fe (23.0 wt.%), Mn (7.4 wt.%), Al (0.03 wt.%) and C→20mm × 20 mm × 2 mm pulsed generator servo-control The scanning size of each AFM image was 40 μm ×specimen 40 μ m Electrode Dielectric Fluid oscilloscope Results and discussion-Surface morphology IP=0.5A τon=3.2 μs IP=0.5A τon=6.4 μs IP=1.5A τon=6.4 μs Results and discussion-Surface roughness 296nm An excellent machine parameters at a low pulsed current and a small pulse-on duration 81nm average error of 2.5% Results and discussionmicro-cracks and micro-voids 865nm 530nm average error of 2.1% Results and discussionmicro-cracks and micro-voids 2038nm average error of 4.5% 520nm Results and discussion-Machined damage IP=0.5A τon=3.2 μs IP=1.0A τon=3.2 μs 2119nm average error of 2.4% IP↑&τon ↑ IP=1.0A τon=6.4 μs R a↓ IP=1.5A τon=6.4 μs 777nm be polished Results and discussionCompositions of the machined surface IP=0.5A τon=3.2 μs Non-EDM IP=1.5A τon=6.4 μs Diffuse Results and discussionHardness of the machined surface Conclusions The higher discharge energy caused more frequent melting expulsions, so Ra ↓ The effect of the pulse-on duration was more dominant than the pulsed current Electrode diffuse With microhardness value is non-uniform Thanks for your attention