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MOULDS THE PROCESSED BY ELECTRICAL EROSION
Dr. Ing. ANDREI TIRLA, Technical University of Cluj-Napoca
Drd. Ing. IOAN BADIU, Technical University of Cluj-Napoca
Prof.univ.dr.ing. MARCEL S.POPA, Technical University of Cluj-Napoca
ABSTRACT: The phenomenon of electro material dislocation consists of two objects electrically conductive at
a distance from one another and between which there is an electric potential difference. Suppose two objects
(parts) initially at distance and electric potential difference start to be close to each other. Distance that will
pierce the dielectric (the environment in which the two parts are air, water, oil) and will begin to show electric
discharge between the two parts is called "" gap. "After electrical arcing, a certain amount of matter will be
deployed in two parts. tampered If their arc will continue until the distance between the two parts will increase
(due to displacement of matter). electro material processing this destructive phenomenon is optimized and
exploited in constructively. Introducing two parts (part that is intended to be processed and the tool that will
perform the processing - where cars thread wire or electrode in a car with massive electrode) in a dielectric
liquid (distilled water or some oil compound) this phenomenon is amplified because the arc that occurs
between the tool and work piece by local vaporization of material creates a bubble of gas.
KEY WORDS :the phenomenon of electro-erosion, electrically conductive, temperature, electrical erosion
machine.
1.INTRODUCTION .
This creates, in dielectric fluid, a plasma bubble that quickly raise the temperature of
the area around 12000°C and that increases and accelerates the phenomenon of displacement
of molten material in the surface of the two electrodes. When the potential difference between
tool and work piece is interrupted, the sudden drop in temperature causes the gas bubble
implosion, creating dynamic forces which have the effect of design molten material out of the
crater formed. Then, the solidified material is eroded and removed in the dielectric by the
dielectric flow. These are microscopic phenomena but produced quickly and in large numbers
so that their combined effect becomes macroscopic. The amount of material displaced by
erosion of the electrode and the piece is asymmetric and depends heavily on certain
parameters like: polarity, thermal conductivity, melting point of the material that makes up the
piece and electrode characteristics and current applied between the electrode track.
2.MOULDS PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY.
This midsize car provide great dimensional accuracy. It is very suitable for high-
precision work fine. It can be equipped with linear or rotary exchanger electrodes, providing a
very high productivity.
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Fig .1. Massive electrode electrical discharge machines ROBOFORM 2400.
Fig .2. The processing of by Orbit rectangular.
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Fig .3. Electrical erosion the processing of molds.
Fig .4. The 3D Graphics mold the processed by electrical erosion.
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Fig .5. The 3D Graphics mold the processed by electrical erosion.
Fig .6. 2D Graphics of the molds the processed by electrical erosion.
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Fig .7. 2D Graphics of the molds the processed by electrical erosion.
3.EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS FROM THE POCESSING OF ELECTRICAL
EROSION.
To achieve bearing following values were obtained from experimental by erosionelectrical.
Fig .8. Table containing the values parameters of electrical erosion.
Fig. 9. The reporting of electric erosion productivity parameters.
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Fig. 10. The connection between electrical erosion parameters.
Fig. 11. The reporting of electric erosion productivity parameters.
Fig. 12. The form 3D graphics parameters electrical erosion.
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Fig. 13. Table containing the values parameters of electrical erosion.
Fig. 14. The form 3D graphics parameters electrical erosion.
Fig. 15. The form 3D graphics parameters electrical erosion.
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Fig. 16. Table containing the values parameters of electrical erosion.
Fig. 17. The reporting of electric erosion productivity parameters.
Fig. 18. The connection between electrical erosion parameters.
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Fig. 19. The reporting of electric erosion productivity parameters.
Fig. 20. Table containing the values parameters of electrical erosion.
Fig. 21. 3D Graphical form the pulse of time expressed as a percentage.
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Fig. 22. 3D Graphical form the pulse of time expressed as a percentage.
Fig. 23. The form 3D graphics productivity expressed in percent and the values.
Fig. 24. 3D Graphical form the pulse of time expressed as a percentage.
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Fig. 25. 3D Graphical form the pulse of time expressed as a percentage.
Fig. 26. 3D Graphical form the pulse of time expressed as a percentage.
Fig. 27. The form 3D graphics productivity expressed in percent and the values.
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Fig. 28. 3D Graphical form the pulse of time expressed as a percentage.
Fig. 29. 3D Graphical form the pulse of time expressed as a percentage.
Fig. 30. 3D Graphical form the pulse of time expressed as a percentage.
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Fig. 31. 3D Graphical form the pulse of time expressed as a percentage.
Fig. 32. Fig. 1. 3D Graphical form the pulse of time expressed as a percentage.
Fig. 33. The form 3D graphics productivity expressed in percent and the values.
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Fig.34. The form 3D graphics parameters electrical erosion.
Fig. 35. Form 2D electrical erosion parameter values.
Fig. 36. Form 2D electrical erosion parameter values and equations of lines.
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Fig. 37. Graphic form of electrical erosion parameters.
Fig. 38. Graphic form of electrical erosion parameters.
Fig.39. 3D Graphical form the pulse of time expressed as a percentage.
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Fig. 40. 3D Graphical form the pulse of time expressed as a percentage.
Fig. 41. 3D Graphical form the pulse of time expressed as a percentage.
Fig. 42. The form 2D electrical erosion parameters.
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Fig. 43. Graphical and erosion parameter values.
Fig. 44. Table containing the values parameters of electrical erosion.
Fig. 45. The form 3D graphics parameters electrical erosion.
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Fig. 46. The form 3D graphics parameters electrical erosion.
Fig. 47. Table containing the values parameters of electrical erosion.
Fig. 48. The form 2D electrical erosion parameters.
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Fig.49. The reporting of electric erosion productivity parameters.
Fig. 50. Table containing the values parameters of electrical erosion.
Fig. 51. The form 2D electrical erosion parameters.
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Fig. 52. The reporting of electric erosion productivity parameters.
Fig. 53. Table containing the values parameters of electrical erosion.
Fig. 54. The form 3D graphics parameters electrical erosion.
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Fig. 55. The form 3D graphics parameters electrical erosion.
Fig. 56. Table containing the values parameters of electrical erosion.
Fig. 57. The form 3D graphics parameters electrical erosion.
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Fig. 58. The form 3D graphics parameters electrical erosion.
4.CONCLUSIONS.
Solid electrode EDM machines reproducing geometric shape metal piece tool called
electrode. Bearings are obtained mainly through electrical massive. Electrode shape is
identical to the piece that will get. The working area of the machine, each electrical discharge
creates a crater in the piece (material removed) and the electrode wear. There is never
mechanical contact between electrode and work piece. The electrode is made frequently
copper or graphite. Solid electrode EDM machines are capable of motion in 4 axes, the
electrode may adhere to the displacement axis X, Y, Z and W in the rotation, around its own
axis. The song remains fixed during processing, working in solidarity with the tank car.
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