As shown in Figure 1, the device used in the experiment connects the prepared sample to be polished as the anode of the plasma electrochemical system with the anode of the DC power supply. However, because the distance between the anode and cathode greatly affects the field strength of each point of the sample, the ionization rate of each micro-area is different, which further affects the polishing result. Therefore, two stainless steel plates parallel to the anode sample are used as the cathodes of the plasma electrochemical system in this experiment. At the same time, a layer of cooling coils is arranged on the periphery of the stainless steel cathode parallel plate, and the temperature in the polishing process is controlled by adjusting the flow of cooling water. Firstly, micro-arc polishing is carried out by two ways of anode 304L stainless steel: the short side of the sample is perpendicular to the electrolyte level, the surface to be polished is parallel to the cathode plate (hereinafter referred to as vertical placement) as shown in Figure 1(a), and the short side is perpendicular to the cathode plate and the surface to be polished is parallel to the electrolyte level (hereinafter referred to as horizontal placement) as shown in Figure 1(b), so as to explore the important role of air gap film in polishing. In order to ensure the accuracy of the experiment, anode stainless steel is placed horizontally and vertically. Subsequently, different temperature field experiments were carried out in the arrangement shown in Figure 1(a).
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