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Effects of ELID on High Speed Grinding of Partially Stabilized Zirconia

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Electrolytic In-process Dressing (ELID) has been applied in high speed grinding of partially stabilized zirconia. Using a developed electrode system, the ELID effect on a bronze bond diamond wheel was significant. This resulted in a decrease in grinding force, and thus improved the ground surface quality. The improvement of grinding performance was attributed to the good maintenance of wheel sharpness by ELID dressing.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 329)

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131-136

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January 2007

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Zhen Tao Shang, Han Huang, S.Q. Wang, Xiao Min Sheng, Hai Qing Mi

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Brittle Material, ELID (Electrolytic In-Process Dressing), High Speed Grinding, Surface Characteristic, Zirconia

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