The components used in aerospace, automotive, and biomedical industries are made up of
modern materials like titanium alloys, ceramics, composites etc. However, the complexity in …

Abrasive flow finishing (AFF) is an advanced nano-finishing process using abrasive-laden
self-deformable putty for finishing, deburring, radiusing, chamfering, stress-relieving, and …

Abrasive flow machining (AFM) is a non-traditional surface finishing method by extruding
abrasive media through workpieces' surfaces. It is difficult to implement uniformity and …

Abrasive flow machining (AFM) is a non-traditional finishing method by extruding abrasive
media through workpieces' surfaces. In AFM process, the machining capacity of traditional …

In magnetorheological (MR) fluid polishing, high magnet speed releases abrasive particles
from the finishing region, reducing their grip on the ferromagnetic chain structure and …

Surface roughness is one of the critical parameters that affect the component performance
during its working life. To develop any process to its full potential, it is necessary to …

Surface roughness is one of the critical properties that affect the performance of biomedical
devices and human implant's functions. Higher surface roughness leads to the …

The characteristics of abrasive flow machining (AFM) make it a suitable method to polish
complex holes and curved surface. Anyway, the traditional abrasive flowing machining …

The finishing operation completes the manufacturing cycle of a component. Depending on
the level of finish (micro and nano) required on the component surface, different finishing …

Aiming at the practical processing problems such as the difficulty of polishing the inner
surface of the S-shaped elbow with wall openings and the difficulty of removing the burrs at …