Abstract

One of the options for cleaning metals is electroerosive machining. The principle of the technology is simple. A direct current source is connected to the workpiece and the electrode, which generates short-term pulses passing through the electrodes. The electricity in the core creates an electronic arc that easily burns through the metal surface. The arc lives for a short period of time, so it does not deform the metal, does not leave marks, and maintains the integrity of the electrode.