Study of Abrasive Jet Micromachining for Brittle Materials
Author(s)
Li, HZ
Wang, J
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2012
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Abrasive jet micromachining (AJM) is a promising machining technique for the cost effective fabrication of micro devices from brittle and hard materials. The machining process is based on the erosion of brittle substrate by an abrasive-laden air jet. For the machining process to be more efficient and better predictable, modeling and simulation of AJM process is necessary. This study aims to develop a new model for AJM process based on a fundamental erosion model of solid particle impact for brittle materials, and a recently developed model for the particle velocity in micro-abrasive jet. Preliminary modeling approaches and ...
View more >Abrasive jet micromachining (AJM) is a promising machining technique for the cost effective fabrication of micro devices from brittle and hard materials. The machining process is based on the erosion of brittle substrate by an abrasive-laden air jet. For the machining process to be more efficient and better predictable, modeling and simulation of AJM process is necessary. This study aims to develop a new model for AJM process based on a fundamental erosion model of solid particle impact for brittle materials, and a recently developed model for the particle velocity in micro-abrasive jet. Preliminary modeling approaches and experimental results are presented and discussed.
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View more >Abrasive jet micromachining (AJM) is a promising machining technique for the cost effective fabrication of micro devices from brittle and hard materials. The machining process is based on the erosion of brittle substrate by an abrasive-laden air jet. For the machining process to be more efficient and better predictable, modeling and simulation of AJM process is necessary. This study aims to develop a new model for AJM process based on a fundamental erosion model of solid particle impact for brittle materials, and a recently developed model for the particle velocity in micro-abrasive jet. Preliminary modeling approaches and experimental results are presented and discussed.
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Journal Title
Advanced Science Letters
Volume
12
Issue
1
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Subject
Manufacturing engineering not elsewhere classified