ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The aim of introduction of project work in the C-14 is to give an

opportunity to exhibit the skills and talents learnt in the lasses and apply the
same in the practical.

We acknowledgment our indebtedness and deep sense of gratitude to

our beloved guide Sri M. Ramanjaneyulu, D.A.E., B. Tech Lecturer in
Mechanical Engineering for their valuable and excellent guidances,
encouragement and been interest in bringing out this task successfully.

We are sincerely thanked and take pleasure in conveying our gratitude

to PRINCIPAL AND HEAD OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SECTION Sri.
E.M.C. Anajaneylu, M. Tech for his important and moral support during the
project work.

We would like to express our sincere thanks to staff members Sri. N.

Harsha, B.Tech, Sri K. Naresh Reddy, B.Tech, Smt. G. Kiran Mai, M. Tech,
Lecturers in Section of Mechanical Engineering, Government Polytechnic,
Rayadurg, Anantapuramu District.
 ABSTRACT

Abrasive jet machining is one of the unconventional machining

processes which, using various operations such as deburring, polishing,

cutting etc., can be carried out effectively and efficiently, to close tolerances.

In this paper, a comprehensive review of work done in this field is given and

complex analytical findings that have been made are highlighted. The

considerable scope for research and the implementing of it for commercial

purposes are also pointed out. Abrasive jet machining is an effective

machining process for processing a variety of Hard and Brittle Material. And

has various distinct advantages over the other non-traditional cutting

technologies, such as, high machining.

 CONTENTS

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1. Introduction 01
2. Literatures Survey 02 to 03
Advantages and Limitation of Non Traditional
3. 04 to 08
Machining
4. Importance of Non Traditional Machining 09
5. Definition and Working Principle of AJM 10 to 14
6. Process Parameters 15 to 16
7. Applications, Advantages / Limitations 17 to 18
8. Machining characteristics 19 to 21
9. Advances in AJM 22
10. Troubleshooting of AJM 23
11. Conclusion 24
12. Bibliography & References 25