Electrochemical Machining: Machines, Processes, Electrodes, Power Supplies, and Their Systematic Integration
A special issue of Machines (ISSN 2075-1702). This special issue belongs to the section "Advanced Manufacturing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 February 2025 | Viewed by 27
Special Issue Editors
Interests: basic research and application of CAD/CAE in electrochemical machining; simulation and simulation of electrochemical machining process
Interests: special processing; electrochemical processing technology and equipment
Interests: design of high precision machines; air-bearings design; micro cutting; ultraprecision machining; smart tooling
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Interests: advanced manufacturing; design of grinding machines; grinding wheels and abrasive tools; fluid film bearings
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Interests: research on the basic theory and technology of non-traditional manufacturing processes; design of non-traditional manufacturing equipment; development of dedicated power supplies; development of control systems
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Electrochemical machining (ECM) is becoming increasingly important as the enabling technology for manufacturing difficult-to-machine materials, particularly in complex geometries at the industrial scale. ECM technology is a timely and fast-moving topic area, particularly applied to medical engineering, aeronautic and aerospace engineering, precision engineering, etc., as it is not limited by the hardness and toughness of metal materials to be machined. Furthermore, it can overcome and go far beyond the conventional limitations by combining new technology, new scientific understanding, new modelling and analysis tools, and advanced algorithms and multidisciplinary engineering capabilities. This Special Issue is indeed an attempt to collate the recent research and development in the field and fulfil the new and big goals in the topic area.
Dr. Qingming Fan
Dr. Chuanyun Zhang
Prof. Dr. Kai Cheng
Prof. Dr. Mark J. Jackson
Prof. Dr. Yongjun Zhang
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- ECM machines
- power supplies
- ECM processes
- ECM system integration
- cathode design
- multiscale multiphysics modelling and analysis
- in-process monitoring and control
- EDM
- hybrid machining
- manufacturing difficult-to-machine materials
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