Analysis of Force Dependences of Diamond Burnishing with Different Types of Burnishing Tools

Yu.B. Chervach; V.A. Mezentsev; N.E. Galin; A.B. Kim

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.756.8

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On the Need to Increase Pressure and Flow Rate SCTE in the Grinding Zone
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Analysis of Force Dependences of Diamond Burnishing with Different Types of Burnishing Tools
p.8

Modal Analysis as a Means of Researching the Vibrations in Grinding
p.15

Research on Fracture Mechanics and Dispersed Structure of the Polymeric Composite Materials under Abrasive Processing
p.19

Electric Drill Drive with Intermediate Rolling Members Reducer
p.24

Force Analysis of Double Pitch Point Cycloid Drive with Intermediate Rolling Elements and Free Retainer
p.29

Research Methods of Milling Technology Elements
p.35

Geometric Model of the Interaction of the Grinding Wheel and Workpiece during Surface Grinding with the Periphery of a Straight Wheel
p.41

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Analysis of Force Dependences of Diamond Burnishing with Different Types of Burnishing Tools

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The article presents the results of studies on measuring components of force of diamond burnishing of surfaces with variable radius of curvature. The impact of structural elements of burnishing tools of different types on components of burnishing force was analyzed. The impact of different actuators of burnishing tools on components of burnishing force was analyzed. The design of the burnishing tool with an air receiver (bellows with compressed air as an actuator) with a parallelogram-type mounting of the indenter on the four flat posts, which ensures burnishing of profiled and other types of surfaces with constant force P_y, was proposed.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 756)

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April 2015

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Yu.B. Chervach, V.A. Mezentsev, N.E. Galin, A.B. Kim

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Actuators, Burnishing Forces, Diamond Burnishing, Workhardening

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