Vibrations Representation in Grinding Wheels’ Virtual Truing and Dressing Model

Zbigniew M. Bzymek; Glenn M. Duzy; Richard B. Mindek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.76-78.169

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Estimation Method of Grain-Height Distribution Based on the Working Surface Profile of Grinding Wheels
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Quantification Method of Cutting-Edge Density Considering Grain Distribution and Grinding Mechanism
p.149

Estimation of Grinding Wheel Performance by Dressing Force Measurement
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Effect of the Coolant Lubricant Type and Dress Parameters on CBN Grinding Wheels Performance
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Vibrations Representation in Grinding Wheels’ Virtual Truing and Dressing Model
p.169

Estimation of Dressing Effects in Chemical Mechanical Polishing with Sorts of Diamond Dressers
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Research on Electrical Discharge Truing for Precision Profile Grinding with Cast Iron-Bonded Diamond Wheel
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Development and Application of a Micro-Honing-Tool
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Investigation of the Wear of the Pad Conditioner in Chemical Mechanical Polishing Process
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Vibrations Representation in Grinding Wheels’ Virtual Truing and Dressing Model

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The results of truing and dressing depend on: sharpness of the dresser, speed of dressing, depth of cut and vibration phenomena. Prediction of the optimum wheel surface for grinding which produces an accurate profile and cuts most efficiently can minimize the time and cost and optimize performance of the operation before it is performed in the shop. It has especially significant meaning in truing and dressing of hard CBN wheels. The research described in this paper shows computer simulated and visualized wheel surface before and after the wheel dressing process. This paper provides additional results to those was reported in [8] taking into account the influence of vibrations. It is a companion paper to [8].

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 76-78)

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Zbigniew M. Bzymek, Glenn M. Duzy, Richard B. Mindek

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Dressing, Physical Experiment Verification, Truing, Virtual Model, Wheel Surface Replica

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