Evaluation Of Electrochemical Machining Technology For Surface Improvements In Additive Manufactured Components

Ryan R. Dehoff; Frederick Alyious List III; Keith Carver

doi:10.2172/1237618

Evaluation Of Electrochemical Machining Technology For Surface Improvements In Additive Manufactured Components

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ORNL Manufacturing Demonstration Facility worked with ECM Technologies LLC to investigate the use of precision electro-chemical machining technology to polish the surface of parts created by Arcam electron beam melting. The goals for phase one of this project have been met. The project goal was to determine whether electro-chemical machining is a viable method to improve the surface finish of Inconel 718 parts fabricated using the Arcam EBM method. The project partner (ECM) demonstrated viability for parts of both simple and complex geometry. During the course of the project, detailed process knowledge was generated. This project has resulted in the expansion of United States operations for ECM Technologies.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	United States
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/1237618
State	Published - 2015

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