Working Principle. In Electrical discharge machining; a potential difference is applied across the tool and w/p in pulse form. The tool and workpiece must be electrically conductive and a small gap is maintained in between them. The tool and workpiece is immersed in a dielectric medium (kerosene or deionized water
Advantages & Disadavantages EDM
- Tolerances of +/- 0.005 can be achieved
- Material hardness does not effect process – Tungsten Carbide – Stellite – Hastelloy – Nitralloy – Waspaloy – Nimonic – Inconel all can be successfully machined by EDM
- Cutting complex shapes and thin walled configurations without distortion
- EDM is a no-contact and no-force process, making it well suited for delicate or fragile parts that cannot take the stress of traditional machining
- The EDM process leaves no burrs
Disadvantages
- Only able to machine conductive materials
- More expensive process than conventional milling or turning
internal spline make very suitable machine
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