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The paper describes the role of electrochemical assistance in microturning process of difficult-to-cut materials. Scaling down a subtractive manufacturing processes introduces many limitations associated with number of physical phenomena and obstacles. The most crucial are forces, allowances and machine tool design as well as cutting tool size and shape. Therefore, it is very important to create appropriate processing conditions enabling optimum results in the form of process flow, parameters, indicators, surface quality and dimensional and shape accuracy of the machined parts and their features. The current research presents basic handicaps appearing in scaling down the microturning process and the results of application of three variants of electrochemical assistance in order to improve size, shape and surface roughness of the machined surfaces. The machining process was investigated for microturning by electrochemical dissolution, microturning by cutting and electrochemically assisted microturning. The presented results confirm important role of hybrid manufacturing due to synergetic effects enabling development and scaling down subtractive processes.
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Grabowski, M., Skoczypiec, S., Wyszynski, D. (2022). Effect of Combined Mechanical and Electrochemical Action on Surface Roughness in Microturning Process. In: Diering, M., Wieczorowski, M., Harugade, M., Pereira, A. (eds) Advances in Manufacturing III. MANUFACTURING 2022. Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-03925-6_3
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