Surface and Subsurface Integrity of Glass-Ceramics Induced by Ultra-Precision Grinding

Bo Zhao; Shang Gao; Ren Ke Kang; Xiang Long Zhu; Dong Ming Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1136.497

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Surface and Subsurface Integrity of Glass-Ceramics Induced by Ultra-Precision Grinding

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Ultra-precision grinding is widely used in machining of the hard and brittle materials due to its high surface accuracy and machining efficiency. However, grinding inevitably brings about surface and subsurface damage that needs to be removed by the polishing processes. This study investigated the surface and subsurface integrity of glass-ceramics induced by ultra-precision grinding. The characteristics of surface roughness, surface topography and subsurface damage depth of ground glass-ceramics with diamond grinding wheels with different grain sizes were presented and compared. Discussion was also provided to explore corresponding reasons of surface and subsurface integrity induced by diamond grinding wheels with different grain sizes.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1136)

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Bo Zhao, Shang Gao*, Ren Ke Kang, Xiang Long Zhu, Dong Ming Guo

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Glass-Ceramics, Grinding, Subsurface Damage, Surface Roughness, Surface Topography

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