Contact Stiffness of Grinding Wheels due to the Difference of Table Feed Rate

Takazo Yamada; Hwa Soo Lee; Kohichi Miura

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.76-78.137

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Contact Stiffness of Grinding Wheels due to the Difference of Table Feed Rate

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Usually, the contact stiffness between a grinding wheel and a workpiece has been measured in a stationary state. So, in this study, the contact stiffness under the grinding operation is measured under different table feed rate of the workpiece. From this result, it is known that, while the contact stiffness in the stationary state increases with the increase of the contact force, the contact stiffness under the grinding operation decreases with the increase of the normal grinding force relating the table feed rate. In this paper, since the number of contacting abrasive grain with workpiece is constant irrespective of the table feed rate, and the residual stock removal of workpiece is varied by the table feed rate, it is clarified that the contact stiffness under the grinding operation differs from the contact stiffness measured by the stationary state.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 76-78)

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Takazo Yamada, Hwa Soo Lee, Kohichi Miura

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Contact Stiffness, Residual Stock Removal, Table Feed Rate

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