The Orderly and Direction Study of Grinding Wheel Grits Based on Geomorphologic Feature

Xi Jing Cao; Ke Peng Zhang; Ming Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.591-593.369

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The Orderly and Direction Study of Grinding Wheel Grits Based on Geomorphologic Feature

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At present, CNC grinding efficiency has been low, the main reason is the grinding tool-grinding wheel. The service life of grinding wheel is an important element for restricting the grinding efficiency, and the main reason for affecting grinding wheel service life is the distribution of the grinding wheel grits. The chaotic distribution of grinding wheel grits reduces grinding efficiency. This paper analyzes the physical and chemical characteristics of the CBN grits, puts forward that through adding the magnetic field method in the process of electroplating wheel, changes the position and posture of CBN grits on the grinding wheel base body, and makes its an orderly distribution. And thus this method greatly improves the grinding efficiency and service life of the electroplating CBN grinding wheel.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 591-593)

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369-372

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November 2012

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Xi Jing Cao, Ke Peng Zhang, Ming Zhang

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CNC Grinding, Composite Electroplating, Grinding Wheel Topography, Grits Distribution

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