Contact Conditions in 5-Axis-Grinding of Double Curved Surfaces with Toric Grinding Wheels

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Five-axis-grinding is a process, which merges high surface quality and high shape accuracy for high precision machining of multiple curved surfaces. Until now, characteristic parameters, which describe the interaction of the grinding tool and the workpiece are not available. In the present paper models for the analytical determination of the contact condition for surface normal grinding of double curved surfaces with toric grinding wheels are introduced to evaluate and configure the machining parameters.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 126-128)

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41-46

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August 2010

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