Dear Tutor please help me please In an abrasive jet machining, Al2Os particles with mean abrasiveparticle diameter as 20 x 10 -6 m are used. The number of particles2impact on unit area is 600/ mm. The abrasive grain density is 3.93g/cm. Hardness of work material is 5000 N/mm. Speed of theabrasive particles is raised from 50 x 10 mm/s to 150 x 10 mm/s insteps of 10 x 10 mm/s. k 0.235. Calculate the volumetric removal%3Drate for each speed.

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In an abrasive jet machining, Al2Os particles with mean abrasive particle diameter as 20 x 10 -6 m are used. The number of particles 2 impact on unit area is 600/ mm. The abrasive grain density is 3.9 g/cm . Hardness of work material is 5000 N/mm. Speed of the abrasive particles is raised from 50 x 10 mm/s to 150 x 10 mm/s in 3 steps of 10 x 10 mm/s. k = 0.235. Calculate the volumetric removal %3D rate for each speed.

In an abrasive jet machining, Al2Os particles with mean abrasive particle diameter as 20 x 10 -6 m are used. The number of particles 2 impact on unit area is 600/ mm. The abrasive grain density is 3.9 g/cm . Hardness of work material is 5000 N/mm. Speed of the abrasive particles is raised from 50 x 10 mm/s to 150 x 10 mm/s in 3 steps of 10 x 10 mm/s. k = 0.235. Calculate the volumetric removal %3D rate for each speed.

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