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NASA NTRS · 19830051104

Recent developments in multi-wire fixed abrasive slicing technique (FAST)

Abstract

Slicing is an important processing step for all technologies based on the use of ingots. A comparison of the economics of three slicing techniques shows that the fixed abrasive slicing technique (FAST) is superior to the internal diameter (ID) and the multiblade slurry (MBS) techniques. Factors affecting contact length are discussed, taking into account kerf width, rocking angle, ingot size, and surface speed. Aspects of blade development are also considered. A high concentration of diamonds on wire has been obtained in wire packs usd for FAST slicing. The material removal rate was found to be directly proportional to the pressure at the diamond tips.

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Schmid, F., Khattak, C. P., Smith, M. B., Lynch, L. D.. 1982-01-01. Recent developments in multi-wire fixed abrasive slicing technique (FAST). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830051104

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