rum ( rotatory ultrasonic maching)
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What I am covering :-What is micromachining ?What is RUM ?Why it is needed ? Process principle and workingEquipmentsTypes of RUMProcess parametersApplications
MicromachiningMicromachining is a basic technology of
fabrication of micro-components or features of size in the range of 1 to 999 micrometers.
RUM and its requirementIt is variation of USM in which a tool of
micrometer diameter is rotated at a high speed in addition to conventional USM process.
Using RUM micromachining up to 100 micrometers is possible , which is not possible in conventional USM. In addition to this there are many other advantages of this process over USM and other Non- conventional machining processes which will be discussed further in this presentation.
Process principle and workingRUM is a mechanical material removal
process used to machine hard or brittle materials by ultrasonic impacts (hammering, extraction, abrasion) and grinding action of the diamond abrasives impregnated on the tool
AC Powe
r Supp
ly
High Freque
ncy electri
cal signals
Transducer
Tool Connector
ToolVibratin
g abrasiv
es
Work-piece
Hammering
action erodes W/P
Finished component
PROCESS PARAMETERSIn case of vibrating the toolIn case of vibrating the W/PThree case:-
1. Tool with slots, without vibrations2. Tool with slots, with vibrations3. Tool without slots, with vibrations
APPLICATIONSMachining of Titanium alloys- Jet engines,
AirframesMachining of silicon carbide components
used in high temperature engines, nuclear fusion reactors, aerospace components
Machining dental ceramicsMachining of glass, quartz, rubies
REFRENCESSarwade, Aarati, "Study of Micro Rotary Ultrasonic
Machining" (2010). Industrial and Management Systems Engineering -- Dissertationsand Student Research. Paper 6.
ROTARY ULTRASONIC MACHINING OF HARD-TO-MACHINE MATERIALS by NIKHIL CHURI B. S., University of Mumbai, India, 2002
MICROULTRASONIC MACHINING USING MULTITOOLS
RUM
HIGH RESOLUTION MICRO ULTRASONIC MACHINING (HR-μUSM) FOR POST-FABRICATION TRIMMING OF FUSED SILICA 3-D MICROSTRUCTURES Anupam Viswanath, Tao Li, and Yogesh B. Gianchandani Center for Wireless Integrated MicroSensing and Systems (WIMS2) University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF MICRO ULTRASONIC MACHINING PROCESS Sreenidhi Cherku, Murali M Sundaram, and K P Rajurkar Center for Nontraditional Manufacturing Research University of Nebraska-Lincoln Lincoln, Nebraska, USA