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Electrochemical Equivalent in Electrochemical Machining Formulas

The Electrochemical Equivalent is the mass of a substance produced at the electrode during electrolysis by one coulomb of charge. And is denoted by e. Electrochemical Equivalent is usually measured using the Kilogram Per Coulomb for Electrochemical Equivalent. Note that the value of Electrochemical Equivalent is always positive.

Formulas to find Electrochemical Equivalent in Electrochemical Machining

fxElectrochemical Equivalent of Work given Tool Feed Speed​Go
fxElectrochemical Equivalent of Work given Volumetric Material Removal Rate​Go

Electrochemical Machining formulas that make use of Electrochemical Equivalent

fxCurrent Efficiency given Volumetric Material Removal Rate​Go
fxCurrent Efficiency given Tool Feed Speed​Go
fxCurrent Efficiency given Gap between Tool and Work Surface​Go
fxCurrent Supplied given Volumetric Material Removal Rate​Go
fxCurrent Supplied given Tool Feed Speed​Go
fxArea of Work Exposed to Electrolysis given Tool Feed Speed​Go
fxTool Feed Speed given Current Supplied​Go
fxDensity of Work given Tool Feed Speed​Go
fxGap between Tool and Work Surface​Go
fxDensity of Work Material given Gap between Tool and Work Surface​Go
fxSpecific Resistivity of Electrolyte given Gap between Tool and Work Surface​Go
fxSupply Voltage given Gap between Tool and Work Surface​Go
fxTool Feed Speed given Gap between Tool and Work Surface​Go
fxVolumetric Material Removal Rate​Go
fxDensity of Work Material given Volumetric Material Removal Rate​Go

List of variables in Electrochemical Machining formulas

fx Feed Speed ​Go
fx Work Piece Density ​Go
fx Area of Penetration ​Go
fx Current Efficiency in Decimal ​Go
fx Electric Current ​Go
fx Metal Removal Rate ​Go

FAQ

What is the Electrochemical Equivalent?
The Electrochemical Equivalent is the mass of a substance produced at the electrode during electrolysis by one coulomb of charge. Electrochemical Equivalent is usually measured using the Kilogram Per Coulomb for Electrochemical Equivalent. Note that the value of Electrochemical Equivalent is always positive.
Can the Electrochemical Equivalent be negative?
No, the Electrochemical Equivalent, measured in Electrochemical Equivalent cannot be negative.
What unit is used to measure Electrochemical Equivalent?
Electrochemical Equivalent is usually measured using the Kilogram Per Coulomb[kg/C] for Electrochemical Equivalent. Kilogram Per Abcoulomb[kg/C], Kilogram Per Kilocoulomb[kg/C], Kilogram Per Milliampere-Hour[kg/C] are the few other units in which Electrochemical Equivalent can be measured.
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