Improvement of Grinding Performance of a CBN Wheel Using a New Grinding-Fluid-Supply System

Takayuki Kitajima; Shigeki Okuyama; Akinori Yui

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.325.219

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Improvement of Grinding Performance of a CBN Wheel Using a New Grinding-Fluid-Supply System

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This paper proposes a new grinding-fluid-supply system for improving the grinding performance of a CBN wheel. The system generates cavitations in the fluid flow, which is expected to provide higher cooling and superior grinding-chip removal capability. The system is applied to one-pass surface grinding of steel plates, and residual stress and surface roughness are evaluated. The system has a major effect on improving surface roughness, but has a minor effect on reducing the residual stress under shallow-cut grinding conditions. The effects appear greater under the heavier grinding conditions.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 325)

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Takayuki Kitajima, Shigeki Okuyama, Akinori Yui

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Cavitation, Grinding Fluid, Grinding Performance, One-Pass Grinding, Surface Grinding

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