Investigation of Plasma-Electrolytic Processing on EDMed Austenitic Steels
Round 1
Reviewer 1 Report
This manuscript focuses on the studies of high-temperature compression characteristics of a Ti-55511 alloy through implementing two-stages high-temperature compressed experiments. Consider the following few points to attract the reader's attention and improve the article.
Comments for author File: Comments.pdf
Overall, the article is well written and kindly checks for few Typos in few places.
Author Response
Dear reviewer! The team of authors expresses gratitude for your work! We have made changes based on your comments. Edits are highlighted in red.
Sincerely, the team of authors!
Author Response File: Author Response.pdf
Reviewer 2 Report
The paper addresses an experimental and numerical study on DED and PEP processes. The subject is worth addressing, but the paper has many flaws that prevent publication. Please see the attached file with detailed comments. Many important technical details about the study are missing (especially the numerical part, which is presented without any background), and the discussion of the obtained results is poor. Structure of the paper is confusing. The reviewer advises the authors to address all these issues, and those pointed out by the other reviewers, and significantly improve the paper. At this point, it will be possible to have a different opinion about the work. Good luck for the improvements.
Comments for author File: Comments.pdf
The English language is very poor, and it should be checked and improved by a native speaker.
Author Response
Dear reviewer! The team of authors expresses gratitude for your work! We have made changes based on your comments. Edits are highlighted in red.
Sincerely, the team of authors!
Author Response File: Author Response.pdf
Reviewer 3 Report
The article describes electrophysical processing technology on the selected material. The authors compare the mechanical properties and roughness after processing with different technologies. I think that article has scientific soundness that can be improved. My comments:
1. I think that only 20 literature sources is nos sufficient for scientific paper and literature should be expanded.
2. Some results should be discribed in the abstract.
3. Authors mention cutting speed of 120 m/min and spindle revolutions 1200 rpm at turning. Is this correct?
4. What kind of turning tool was used?
5. Authors describe results in figures as histograms. I think that these bar graphs are not histograms. They are only bar graphs.
I think that paper can be published after minor revisions.
Author Response
Dear reviewer! The team of authors expresses gratitude for your work! We have made changes based on your comments. Edits are highlighted in red.
Sincerely, the team of authors!
Author Response File: Author Response.pdf
Round 2
Reviewer 1 Report
Article has been improved substantially
Minor English corrections required
Author Response
Thank you very much. We appreciate the time and effort that the reviewer has dedicated to providing positive feedback on the manuscript. The cahnges are highlighted with RED color text.
The revised manuscript is thoroughly checked for grammatical errors and updated accordingly.
Thanks & Regards
Reviewer 2 Report
The paper is improved but it still lacks issues pointed out in the first review. The reviewer suggested to remove one sentence with technical details from the abstract, numerical fatigue analysis are still missing, many typos in the text still exist, and there is no detailed report to the reviewer with the changes made (including the changes in the first review). Please address these issues in high detail
English writing requires a significant improvement still.
Author Response
Thank you very much. We appreciate the time and effort that the reviewer has dedicated to providing positive feedback on the manuscript. The cahnges are highlighted with RED color text.
The revised manuscript is thoroughly checked for grammatical errors and updated accordingly.
Thanks & Regards
Author Response File: Author Response.pdf