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The State of the Art in Electrochemical Micro Machining Technologies

Journal of the Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2018;35(3):229-239.
Published online: March 1, 2018

1 숭실대학교 대학원 기계공학과

2 연세대학교 기계공학과

3 숭실대학교 기계공학과

1 Department of Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School, Soongsil University

2 Department of Mechanical Engineering, Yonsei University

3 Department of Mechanical Engineering, Soongsil University

#E-mail: bhkim@ssu.ac.kr, TEL: +82-2-820-0653
• Received: February 12, 2018   • Revised: February 23, 2018   • Accepted: February 26, 2018

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Fig. 1 Schematic diagram of ECM system
Fig. 2 Micro groove-array fabricated by micro ECM1 (Workpiece: 304 stainless steel, Electrolyte: H2SO4) (Adapted from Ref. 1 on the basis of open access)
Fig. 3 Tree-Like microstructure array machined in MWECMM with three wire electrodes6 (Workpiece: 304 stainless steel, Electrolyte: H2SO4) (Adapted from Ref. 6 on the basis of open access)
Fig. 4 (a) Micro pin (Dia.: 6 μm Length: 3 mm Material: tungsten) and (b) spherical stylus tip (Dia. sphere: 15 μm Length: 3 mm Material: tungsten) fabricated by ECM and EDM13 (Electrolyte: NaOH) (Adapted from Ref. 13 on the basis of open access)
Fig. 5 Micro wall array fabricated by photo-assisted electrochemical etching15 (Silicon wafer) (Adapted from Ref. 15 on the basis of open access)
Fig. 6 Porous-Pyramids structure fabricated by electrochemical etching21 (Adapted from Ref. 21 on the basis of open access)
Fig. 7 Experimental system for the micro ECDM26 (Adapted from Ref. 26 with permission)
Fig. 8 Micro column and grooves machined on quartz (30 V pulse voltage, 10 V offset voltage, 0.5 ms pulse on-time, 0.5 ms pulse off-time)26 (Adapted from Ref. 26 with permission)
Fig. 9 The air bubble linking modus with and without the surfactant33 (Adapted from Ref. 33 on the basis of open access)
Fig. 10 Micro structures machined by (a,c) ECDM and (b,d) then ground by a PCD tool35 (Adapted from Ref. 35 with permission)
Fig. 11 Result of machining of piezoelectric ceramic36 (Adapted from Ref. 36 on the basis of open access)
Fig. 12 Electrochemical oxidation assisted micromachining processes: (a) formation of oxide layer before machining, (b) removal of GC substrate with its oxide layer, (c) regeneration of oxide layer and (d) machining of GC workpiece by the repetition of the (b) and (c)44 (Adapted from Ref. 44 with permission)
Fig. 13 Experimental setup for electrochemical oxidation assisted machining46 (Adapted from Ref. 46 with permission)
Fig. 14 Electrochemical impedance spectra before and during tribocorrosional experiment: (a) measured data shown in Nyquist diagrams; (b) equivalent circuit model and sketches of the oxidized surfaces with and without wear45 (Adapted from Ref. 45 with permission)
Fig. 15 Line pattern machining result: (a) white light interferometer image and (b) depth profile45 (Adapted from Ref. 45 with permission)
Fig. 16 Two plots of chip thickness value; (a) 3D surface plot of the chip thickness values using Eq. 2, (b) experimental result of the effect of oxidation on the chip thickness (b) plot for occurring ductile mode micromachining below the critical chip thickness plane on the surface46 (Adapted from Ref. 46 with permission)
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