Research on the Prediction Model of Material Removal Rate in the Magnetic Abrasive Finishing Process

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This study developed a revised predictive model for material removal rate in magnetic abrasive finishing based on active abrasive quantity and penetration depth, which accurately predicted experimental results and demonstrated effective pipe inner surface finishing.

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The preprint studied how to predict material removal rate in the magnetic abrasive finishing (MAF) process for tubular workpieces, where the authors note that a well-defined removal model is lacking. They simplified the contact form between the magnetic abrasive and the workpiece surface, performed force analysis of magnetic abrasive in a magnetic field, and proposed a predictive model based on the quantity of active abrasives in the processing area and the penetration depth of the magnetic abrasive into the workpiece, with a correction factor k calibrated from experimental-theoretical comparisons. The revised model’s accuracy was confirmed, yielding reduced inner-surface roughness from 0.213 µm to 0.058 µm after 19 processing cycles, and a measured material removal rate of 0.140 µm/min with a 7.675% absolute error versus the predicted 0.152 µm/min. This paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract As an advanced precision machining process, magnetic abrasive finishing (MAF) technology can be applied to grind complex workpieces. However, it’s not conducive to formulate an appropriate processing that MAF processing on tubular workpiece has a severe lack of well defined material removal model. In order to solve this problem, the contact form between magnetic abrasive and workpiece surface was simplified, and the force analysis of magnetic abrasive in the magnetic field was performed. Furthermore, an ideal predictive model on material removal rate was proposed, which was based on both the quantity of active abrasives in the processing area and the depth at which magnetic abrasive was pressed into the workpiece. The correction factor 'k' was determined based on the comparison and analysis of experimental results and theoretical predictions. What’s more, the accuracy of the revised model on material removal rate was confirmed. The surface roughness of workpiece was reduced from 0.213 µm to 0.058 µm after undergoing 19 cycles of processing under the conditions of spindle speed of 1000 rad/min, abrasive mass of 3.5 g, machining gap of 2 mm, and a feed rate of 3 mm/s. The material removal rate was 0.140 µm/min, which exhibits an absolute error of 7.675% in comparison to the predicted value of 0.152 µm/min. The results indicate that the model can meet the prediction requirements of material removal rate in MAF process, and MAF technology can effectively achieve finishing on the inner surface of pipes.
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However, it’s not conducive to formulate an appropriate processing that MAF processing on tubular workpiece has a severe lack of well defined material removal model. In order to solve this problem, the contact form between magnetic abrasive and workpiece surface was simplified, and the force analysis of magnetic abrasive in the magnetic field was performed. Furthermore, an ideal predictive model on material removal rate was proposed, which was based on both the quantity of active abrasives in the processing area and the depth at which magnetic abrasive was pressed into the workpiece. The correction factor 'k' was determined based on the comparison and analysis of experimental results and theoretical predictions. What’s more, the accuracy of the revised model on material removal rate was confirmed. The surface roughness of workpiece was reduced from 0.213 µm to 0.058 µm after undergoing 19 cycles of processing under the conditions of spindle speed of 1000 rad/min, abrasive mass of 3.5 g, machining gap of 2 mm, and a feed rate of 3 mm/s. The material removal rate was 0.140 µm/min, which exhibits an absolute error of 7.675% in comparison to the predicted value of 0.152 µm/min. The results indicate that the model can meet the prediction requirements of material removal rate in MAF process, and MAF technology can effectively achieve finishing on the inner surface of pipes. 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