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Estimation Method of Grain-Height Distribution Based on the Working Surface Profile of Grinding Wheels

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To manage and control grinding process theoretically, the cutting-edge density should be quantified. In this study, the estimation method of the grain-height distribution, which is necessary to quantify the cutting-edge density, has been examined. From the results of simulation by modeling the grain distribution of a grinding wheel, the close correlation has been confirmed between the grain-height distribution and the peak-height distribution of the working surface profile. Based on this, the grain-height distribution can be estimated from the peak-height distribution by narrowing the width accompanied maintaining the total frequency. Since the estimated grain-height distribution agreed well to the distribution determined from the measured 3D-topography, the validity of the method has been confirmed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 76-78)

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143-148

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.76-78.143

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June 2009

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Haruhisa Sakamoto, Shinji Shimizu, Shinichi Kashiwabara, Hitoshi Tsubakiyama

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Cutting-Edge Density, Effective Cutting-Edge Layer, Grain-Height Distribution, Grinding Wheel, Peak-Height Distribution, Working Surface Profile

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