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Waterjet machining and research developments: a review

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Waterjet machining has attracted great attention in the conditions of hard-to-machine materials, microstructures, or complicated industrial components, and it has become well-established in all major areas of theoretical researches and already been found across the broad spectrum of technical application areas especially in the specific sectors of scientific frontiers, including the mechanical precision component, advanced functional material, intelligent automotive engineering, aerospace equipment, renewable energy science, leading medical instruments, etc. This paper reviews the historical and latest research developments and integrated applications of waterjet machining in the domains of mechanism and performances, which covers a lot of key aspects such as waterjet machining optimization, dynamic simulation and process monitoring of machining process, and the influence mechanism of waterjet machining as well. Its machining mechanism, performance capability, functional advantages, and inherent disadvantages are characterized and assessed in detail, so that the integrated applications of multifield-assisted waterjet machining can be introduced and focused thereafter. Finally, various future development prospects in all the abovementioned aspects of waterjet machining are discussed systematically and explored subsequently, which contribute to the acquirement of a series of comprehensive conclusions. This review can be used as suitable and effective tools to study and summarize the complicated correlations between waterjet machining mechanism and its actual working performances in different environmental conditions; therefore, this proposed investigation facilitates the precision manufacture or characteristic improvements of industrial product with higher efficiency and better quality in return.

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  • 23 March 2019

    The original version of this article contained several mistakes. 1. The origin of Fig. 1 was provided from the following literature.

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The helpful instruction from Prof. Kornel F. Ehmann and facility provision offered by the Advanced Manufacturing Processing Laboratory, Northwestern University, USA, deserve high appreciation. We also want to thank the editors for their hard work and the referees for their kind comments and valuable suggestions to improve this paper.

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The authors acknowledge the funding of the following science foundations: National Natural Science Foundation of China (51575116, U1601204), China National Spark Program (2015GA780065), The Science and Technology Innovative Research Team Program in Higher Educational Universities of Guangdong Province (2017KCXTD025), The Innovative Academic Team Project of Guangzhou Education System (1201610013), The Science and Technology Planning Project of Guangdong Province (2017A010102014, 2016A010102022), The Science and Technology Planning Project of Guangzhou Municipal Government (201707010293), The Water Resource Science and Technology Program of Guangdong Province of China (2012–11), Guangzhou University’s 2017 training program for young top-notch personnel (BJ201701), and The Postgraduate Education Innovation Program of Guangdong Province (2016SQXX14, 2016XSLT24).

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Liu, X., Liang, Z., Wen, G. et al. Waterjet machining and research developments: a review. Int J Adv Manuf Technol 102, 1257–1335 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00170-018-3094-3

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