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February 22, 2026Journal of Micromanufacturing0 citations

Nano finishing of miniature-diameter copper tube using magnetorheological finishing

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TBTalwinder Singh BediSPSunil Kumar PaswanZMZubair Ahmad Malik

Key Points

  • The study aims to investigate the effectiveness of magnetorheological finishing in achieving high-quality surface finishes on miniature copper tubes.
  • Utilized magnetorheological finishing to replace traditional processes.
  • Employed gel-like smart fluid containing abrasive and iron particles.
  • Conducted magnetic field simulations using Maxwell Ansoft software for tool design verification.
  • Performed optimization study with specific speed and rotation parameters.
  • Achieved a maximum surface roughness improvement of 70%.
  • Identified optimal workpiece rotation at 300 rpm and tool speed at 70 cm/min.

Abstract

Nano finishing of small surfaces has become a challenging task in various industries such as automotive, machine tool, aerospace, and others. These miniature surfaces require a specially designed tool for their precise surface finishing. In the existing work, the magnetorheological (MR) finishing process replaces grinding, lapping, or honing processes to provide fine surface finishing through the use of gel-like smart fluid. The fluid contains a suspension of abrasive and iron particles along with grease and paraffin oil. With the use of Maxwell Ansoft software, a magnetic simulation was performed to verify the dispersion of the magnetic field. The safety and effectiveness of the tool design were well demonstrated by this simulation. Thereafter, the optimization study revealed with workpiece rotations of 300 rpm, tool linear speed of 70 cm/min, and completion time of 50 minutes, the maximum percentage change in surface roughness (Ra) value was found as 70%.

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Bedi et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699a9d50482488d673cd325fhttps://doi.org/10.1177/25165984261421012
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