A Review on Magnetorheological Jet Polishing Technique for Microstructured Functional Surfaces
Dunlan Song, DU Hong-guang, Jieqiong Lin, Xiaoqin Zhou, Rongqi Wang
Abstract
The magnetorheological jet polishing (MJP) technique, as a revolutionary flexible contact polishing approach, is exceptionally suitable for the smooth and ultra-smooth machining of functional surfaces with tiny or microstructures due to the following essential advantages. Machine tool accuracy is not required and there is nearly no tool wear in addition to high polishing efficiency, minimal surface damage, great surface shape adaptation, superior material removal process selectivity, and so on. This work examines the machining mechanism, the development of machining devices, and the optimization of the process parameters in MJP. This review also covers the MJP technique’s existing limitations and opportunities.