- Grinding (Machining) - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Grinding is a term used in modern manufacturing practices to describe machining with high-speed abrasive wheels, pads, and belts Grinding wheels come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and types of abrasives In recent decades, grinding has been evolved both for producing very high quality parts and for fast economic production
- Grinding (Machining) - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
In the traverse grinding the surface roughness of the workpiece is good; however, the efficiency is low On the other hand, in the plunge grinding, the surface roughness of the workpiece is not so good but the efficiency is high The plunge grinding can be applied to profile grinding by giving a profile to the wheel
- Residual stress generation in grinding: Mechanism and modeling
The measurement of grinding force, temperature and workpiece could be analysis basis for residual stress For example, grinding heat constitutes one of the primary influential factors in the grinding process It can be utilized to measure residual stress through the grinding burn detection method (He et al , 2019)
- Analysis of grinding mechanics and improved grinding force model based . . .
Grinding is the most widely used high-efficiency and low-cost finishing process in the manufacturing industry 1 During grinding, the interaction between the grinding wheel and workpiece generates grinding force at sliding, elastic plastic deformation, and chip-forming stages 2, 3 Grinding force is an important parameter to measure grinding performance, and it has a direct impact on wheel
- Grinding of composite materials - ScienceDirect
Based on the material removal mechanisms of MMCs, Gu et al [52] first established a grinding-force model of a single abrasive grain, treated the grinding process with multi-abrasive grains as a black box, conducted grinding experiments, and obtained the grinding-force data under different grinding parametric conditions Finally, the multi
- Advances in Modeling and Simulation of Grinding Processes
The models are characterized by the process parameters such as grinding force, grinding temperature, etc as well as work results including surface topography and surface integrity Furthermore, the capabilities and the limitations of the presented model types and simulation approaches will be exemplified
- Towards understanding the machining process in grinding of ceramic . . .
The modeling of grinding forces in ceramic matrix composites has attracted growing attention, as evidenced by the discussion above Specifically, the grinding force model, which takes into account the composites properties and removal behavior, acts as a communication bridge between the micro interaction mechanism and macro machining quality
- Robotic grinding of complex components: A step towards efficient and . . .
Both the grinding vibration marks and the phenomenon of over- and under-grinding can be clearly observed from Fig 13 a and b in the absence of force control, and this may further cause cutting burn due to sudden changes in grinding forces By virtue of the active passive control information fusion based on Kalman filter, smooth concave and
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