Krishan Kant
Advanced Machining and Optimization Techniques Advanced machining processes and optimization Electrical and Electronic Engineering Mechanical Engineering

Bio

Krishan Kant is a dedicated researcher in Mechanical Engineering, affiliated with Chandigarh University, India. With academic qualifications including an M.Tech and an MBA, his research focuses on advanced manufacturing processes, particularly magnetic field-assisted Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) for enhancing material processing. He has contributed significantly to the field with over 36 publications (24 international, 12 national) and serves as a peer reviewer for 16 papers. His work has garnered 33 citations, resulting in an h-index of 3 and an i10-index of 1. A Fellow of his institution, he actively supervises scholars and manages ongoing research projects, demonstrating a strong commitment to advancing mechanical engineering knowledge.

Educational Journey

Chandigarh University

M.tech & MBA • Mechanical Engineering

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Fellow

2022 6800 USD

Research

Experimental Investigation of Magnetic Field Assisted on EDM Process by using Taguchi Method on EN-19 Tool Steel

Article November 17, 2015

Electric discharge machining (EDM) is one of the maximum commonly used nontraditional processes for making accurate intricate shapes on hard materials like die steels and is most preferred process to be followed for die and mold making. In this research work, an attempt has been made to machining the En-19 tool steel by using copper electrode performer on electrical discharge machine. Experiment plan has been designed using Taguchi technique to study the effect of different parameters and their levels by conducting least number of experiments. Based on this L18 orthogonal array is been used, Where Diameter of U-shaped electrode, Current and Pulse on time are taken as process input parameters and material removal rate, tool wear rate, Overcut on surface of work piece are taken as output parameters. Effort has been made to find out the optimum machining conditions by varying process parameters like current, powder to be suspended in dielectric, its concentration, tool material and pulse-on duration at three levels with and without using external magnetic field.