I have to do machining of aluminium MMC reinforced with boron carbide. What parameters are to be considered while mixing the powder in the dielectric.
it may be helpful for you..
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Also you can refer the book at the link..
https://books.google.co.in/books?id=5Q6aoAEACAAJ&dq=dielectric+fluid+in+electrical+discharge+machining&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj8492Kk-LJAhXXCo4KHcBWB4wQ6AEINTAD
If you ask the question so non-specific, then they get a lot of answers that you use most often only conditionally.
Correct you can only answer the question, if they make it clear what objective they are pursuing - higher productivity, improved surface finish or greater machining accuracy. You can go to the cause, of course, so that they want to use and find out boron carbide, the benefits it brings. Note, however always that the use of powder requires additional costs in plant engineering and the wear of many components is increased.
aluminium powder (PGM WHIT 3) can be applied due to addition of aluminium powder in the dielectric enhances machining efficiency by making discharge breakdown easier and enlarges discharge gap.
aluminium powder (PGM WHIT 3) can be applied due to addition of aluminium powder in the dielectric enhances machining efficiency by making discharge breakdown easier and enlarges discharge gap.
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