Surface Roughness of Chromonickel Steel after Water Jet Machining: A Full Factorial Experiment

The surface roughness of Hardox-500 chromonickel steel is studied after hydroabrasive (water jet) machining, as a function of the cutting conditions (jet pressure, quantity of abrasive, and longitudinal supply of the workpiece), by means of a full factorial experiment. On that basis, a formula for the surface roughness Ra is derived.

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Russian Engineering Research
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s1068798x25700327
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Erosion and Abrasive Machining
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Surface Roughness of Chromonickel Steel after Water Jet Machining: A Full Factorial Experiment

F.G. Amirov, Sylvio Simon, S.F. Amirli, N. D. Yusubov
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Russian Engineering Research
Erosion and Abrasive Machining
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Surface Roughness of Chromonickel Steel after Water Jet Machining: A Full Factorial Experiment

F.G. Amirov, Sylvio Simon, S.F. Amirli, N. D. Yusubov
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Abstract

The surface roughness of Hardox-500 chromonickel steel is studied after hydroabrasive (water jet) machining, as a function of the cutting conditions (jet pressure, quantity of abrasive, and longitudinal supply of the workpiece), by means of a full factorial experiment. On that basis, a formula for the surface roughness Ra is derived.

Russian Engineering ResearchVol. 45(3)
Azerbaijan Technical University (AZ), Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg (DE)
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Erosion and Abrasive Machining
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