Abstract
AbstractThis paper introduces a study on multi-objective optimization of powder-mixed discharge machining (PMEDM) for machining cylindrical parts made of SKD11 steel to achieve the minimum surface roughness (SR) simultaneously and maximum material removal speed (MRS). In this study, an experiment was conducted with the design and analysis of the results according to the Taguchi method. Six input parameters including powder concentration, powder size, pulse generation time, pulse off time, servo current and voltage were selected to study the influence of input factors on SR and MRS. In particular, the optimal values of the input PMEDM parameters to achieve the minimum SR and maximum MRS simultaneously have been proposed.KeywordsPMEDMElectrical discharge machiningMaterial removal speedCylindrical shaped partsSKD11
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