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    <title>Investigation on paint removal operation using multiple passes in waterjet cleaning process</title>
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    <namePart>Mohd Nazir Mat Nawi</namePart>
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  <abstract>The need of cleaning automotive paint without secondary pollution has recently become  a major concern globally. The waterjet technology has extended its application to include  surface  treatment,  machining,  cleaning  and  cutting  of  materials.  Plain  waterjet  is  frequently  used  for  cleaning  since  its  offers  environmentally  friendly  concept  which  results near zero pollution to the surroundings. The present work aims to analyse and  optimise the use of multiple passes in waterjet cleaning process for removal of automotive  paint  using  response  surface  methodology  (RSM)  approach.  The  effect  of  surface  roughness (Ra) and its topography were analysed. RSM, analysis of variance (ANOVA),  fractional  factorial  at  2-levels  and  central  composite  design  (CCD)  were  utilized  to  optimize  the  plain  waterjet  process  parameters  for  effective  cleaning  of  paint.  It  was  observed that the lateral feed and pressure were the most significant control factors in  influencing the cleaning performance criteria.  Based on the surface topography, it was  found  that  the  paint  was  removed  with  varying  degrees  of  substrate  damage.  A mathematical model was developed using linear regression analysis to predict the Ra  in  terms  of  cleaning  parameters  of  plain  waterjet  process.  The  model  had  successfully  predicted  the  Ra  of  the  cleaned  automotive  parts  within  the  limit  of  this  study.  A  confirmation test at optimum parameters was later conducted to verify the improvement  of quality characteristic during the waterjet paint removal process. The recommended  optimal parametric combinations for better  Ra  were found to be waterjet pressure of 34  MPa, traverse rate of 500 mm/min, standoff distance of 10 mm, number of passes of 1  and lateral feed of 0.6 mm. It can be concluded that the selected optimal combination of  plain waterjet parameters satisfies the actual requirement for cleaning of automotive paint  in  real  practice.  The  results  from  the  present  work  based  on  RSM  and  quantitative  modelling are valuable in analysing the effect of various waterjet processing parameters  thus attaining an appropriate control over the cleaning efficiency of automotive paint</abstract>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Mohd Nazir Mat Nawi</note>
  <note>Faculty of Manufacturing and Mechatronic Engineering Technology</note>
  <note>Thesis (Master of Science) -- Universiti Malaysia Pahang – 2021</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references</note>
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