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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 84  2025
Modelling Overcut Dynamics in Electrochemical Discharge Drilling of Alumina (Al2O3 ) Ceramics
Shyam Sunder Suthara,* and Vikas Kumarb
Pages : 245-253
DOI: 10.1080/0371750X.2025.2546368
Abstract
Demand of alumina (Al2O3 ) ceramics is increasing exponentially in various industries, where dimensional accuracy is paramount. Overcut is a major issue during the machining through electro-chemical discharge machining (ECDM) that affects the dimensional accuracy. Material removal mechanism plays a vital role in ECDM which is affected by electrolyte concentration and applied voltage. Overcut, related to ECDM process, is possibly reduced by understanding the effect of these parameters. A mathematical model is explained to predict the overcut associated with ECDM in which material removal is based on thermal effect. The key input parameters of model are mean machining current and electrolyte resistance which are function of electrolyte concentration. The model not only describes the effect of electrolyte concentration but also describes the effect of machining time on overcut. Further, Scilab software is used for simulating the model. The simulation resulted in 2D plots for temperature difference and overcut with varying electrolyte concentrations for voltage range of 40-55 V. Results demonstrate that increasing electrolyte concentration and applied voltage significantly increase the overcut. The presented model exhibits 14% error. Comparative analysis confirms the robustness of the model and its reliability in predicting the overcut trends under varying machining conditions. [Keywords: Electrochemical, Alumina, Ceramics, Model, Overcut]
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