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Effects of ELID on High Efficiency Deep Grinding of Y-TZP

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Engineering ceramics have been extensively used as structural materials in modern manufacturing industries due to their excellent properties. High Efficiency Deep Grinding (HEDG) with Electrolytic In-process Dressing (ELID) process can realize the stabilized and controlled grinding process of engineering ceramics, but there lies many questions to be done. In the light of Y-TZP materials, the grinding process of HEDG with ELID was optimized, and comparisons were made between HEDG with ELID and HEDG without ELID process for Y-TZP ceramics, and mechanisms of HEDG with ELID were revealed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 711)

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161-165

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.711.161

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June 2013

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Zhen Tao Shang, Ping Li, Gui Zhi Xie

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ELID, Grinding Force, HEDG, Y-TZP

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