Electric heating – Metal heating – Cutting or disintegrating
Patent
1982-05-06
1985-04-09
Envall, Jr., Roy N.
Electric heating
Metal heating
Cutting or disintegrating
20412925, 2041295, 219 69C, 219 69S, B23P 108, B23P 114
Patent
active
045103658
ABSTRACT:
EDM apparatus has a servo drive under the control of a main control system for advancing a machining electrode toward a conductive workpiece. When the electrode arrives at a surface of the workpiece to commence EDM machining, the main control system causes a sudden deceleration of the servo. The depth controller detects this sudden deceleration by means of a sensor and sets a zero reference plane from which machining depth is measured. The depth controller can also detect electrode breakthrough by detecting servo acceleration occurring when the electrode breaks through a surface of the workpiece.
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Kennedy Thomas M.
MacGregor John R.
Rupert Gary F.
Envall Jr. Roy N.
Evans Geoffrey S.
Raycon Corporation
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