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Application of gas-fluid atomization technology in ultrosonic vibration cutting titanium alloy workpiece

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To further improve machined surface quality of diamond cutting titanium workpiece and reduce diamond tool wear, it puts forward a kind of machining technology with mixture of carbon dioxide gas, water and vegetable oil atomized mist as cooling media in the paper. The cooling media is sprayed to cutting area through gas-liquid atomizer device to achieve purpose of cooling, lubricating, and protecting diamond tool. Experiments indicate that carbon dioxide gas can touch cutting surface more adequately through using gas-liquid atomization technology, which makes iron atoms of cutting surface cause a chemical reaction directly with carbon in carbon dioxide gas and reduce graphitizing degree of diamond tool. Thus, this technology of using gas-liquid atomization and ultrasonic vibration together for cutting Titanium Alloy is able to improve machined surface quality of workpiece and slow of diamond tool wear.

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  1. Dalian University of Technology, Dalian, 116023, P. R China

    Zhimin Zhou, Yuangliang Zhang & Baoyuan Sun

  2. DaLian University, DaLian, 116010, China

    Xiaoyan Li

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Zhou, Z., Zhang, Y., Li, X. et al. Application of gas-fluid atomization technology in ultrosonic vibration cutting titanium alloy workpiece. Acoust. Phys. 55, 925–928 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1134/S106377100906027X

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