LN2 Grinding of Ti 6Al-4V Using Novel Bondless Diamond Grinding Wheel

Eriki Ananda Kumar; K. Prahalada Rao; A. Johnrajan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.754-755.812

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LN₂ Grinding of Ti 6Al-4V Using Novel Bondless Diamond Grinding Wheel

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Titanium alloys are extremely difficult to machining and economically it’s very expensive, so that to minimize the machining cost using the novel bondless diamond grinding wheel, analyze the performance of nanometric finishing in grinding operation. While machining the Ti alloys, the cutting zone temperature is too high, so that to reduce the temperature of cutting zone and favorable change in the chip-grinding using liquid nitrogen (LN₂) coolant for good surface finish.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 754-755)

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Eriki Ananda Kumar, K. Prahalada Rao, A. Johnrajan

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Bondless Grinding Wheel, Ti6-4, Titanium Alloys

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