Abstract
Electrochemical honing (ECH) is emerging as a potential gear finishing technique in which achieved surface finish and material removal are significantly influenced by the processing time. This paper comprises the findings of experimental investigation to explore the influence of processing time on process performance parameters: surface quality of gear teeth profile, tribological performance of the teeth surface and process capability and thus, to estimate the optimum processing time by graphical analysis. The emphatic characteristics of developed machine setup and guidelines for future research have also been discussed to stimulate the research community to carry out further research in this field to mature the process.
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