Finishing & Deburring
Magnetic Abrasive Finishing (MAF) & Precision Deburring Calculator
Model magnetic brush normal clamping forces ($F_n$), tangential shear friction ($F_t$), surface roughness reduction ($\Delta Ra$), and multi-axis CAM raster passes for complex internal passages and micro-deburring.
1. Input Parameters
Magnetic field strength at the working pole gap (NdFeB or electromagnet).
Physical clearance between the magnetic pole tip and the workpiece surface.
Rotational speed of the magnetic brush head.
Linear CNC table feed rate across the finishing toolpath.
Starting surface roughness prior to MAF processing.
2. Calculation Results
Magnetic Normal Pressure ($P_n$)
0.0 kPa
Linear Cutting Speed ($v_c$)
0.0 m/s
Finished Roughness ($Ra_f$)
0.00 µm
Surface Improvement Ratio
0.0% Reduction
Material Removal Rate ($MRR$)
0.00 mg/min
Deburring Edge Radius ($r_e$)
0.0 µm
3. Dynamic Visualizer & CAM Preview
4. Engineering Notes & Physics Specifications
Magnetic Abrasive Finishing (MAF) Forces & Preston Material Removal:
- Magnetic Force on Ferromagnetic Chains: Ferromagnetic abrasive particles align along magnetic field lines: $P_n = \frac{B^2}{2 \mu_0} \left(1 - \frac{1}{\mu_r}\right)$.
- Surface Roughness Evolution: Roughness decreases exponentially: $Ra(t) = Ra_{\infty} + (Ra_0 - Ra_{\infty}) e^{-k \cdot P_n \cdot v_c \cdot t}$.
- Internal Tube Finishing: Magnetic fields penetrate non-ferromagnetic walls (316L SS, titanium, brass), allowing external rotating magnets to finish internal bores without tool wear.
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