Electric heating – Metal heating – Cutting or disintegrating
Patent
1988-03-21
1989-04-04
Valentine, Donald R.
Electric heating
Metal heating
Cutting or disintegrating
2041293, 20412935, 20412955, 21912171, B23H 100, B23H 502, B23H 914, B23K 2600
Patent
active
048188344
ABSTRACT:
A process for drilling chamfered holes includes the steps of directing noncontact energy onto the outer surface of the part to form a recessed crater-like entrance with chamfered walls and thereafter directing a small diameter wire electrode adjacent the substrate and spark eroding the base without removing material from the chamfered walls so as to produce a combined passage through the part with a chamfered entrance leading to a smaller outlet. In one embodiment the part has a ceramic coating which is initially removed from the part by either focusing a laser beam to a penetration depth which removes the ceramic coating while forming the entrance and in another embodiment the coating is initially removed by imposing a high voltage pulse thereagainst from a spark erosion electrode of electrical discharge machining equipment.
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Evans John C.
Raycon Corporation
Valentine Donald R.
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