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The primary components of an abrasive jet machining system include an abrasive particle source, a compressed air supply to propel the particles, a nozzle, and a workpiece support system. The process begins with a specific type of abrasive medium — commonly aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or garnet — which is fed into a mixing chamber. Here, the abrasive particles are combined with compressed air, which serves to accelerate them to high velocities.

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Common machining techniques include turning, milling, drilling, and grinding. Each of these methods has specific applications and is chosen based on the desired outcome. For example, turning is typically used to produce cylindrical parts, while milling is more versatile and can create complex shapes and features. The choice of machining technique is also dependent on factors such as material type, part geometry, and production volume.