Research on the Roughness Model of Aspheric Surface with Parallel Grinding Method

L.J Li; W.T Bai; W Sun; Fei Hu Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.472-475.2338

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Research on the Roughness Model of Aspheric Surface with Parallel Grinding Method

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This paper deals with the roughness forming mechanics of aspheric surface, and based on the subsequent abrasive blade theory, which will form the final ground surface, the mathematical model of maximal valley height of ground surface during aspheric parallel grinding was established. Through simulation study, the influences of grain size, the speed of wheel and workpieces on the aspheric surface roughness were analyzed, and furthermore, through test, the proportional relation between the maximal valley height and the roughness was found.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 472-475)

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L.J Li, W.T Bai, W Sun, Fei Hu Zhang

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Aspheric Surface, Parallel Grinding, Surface Roughness (SR)

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