Study on Effects of Organic Matter Concentrationon Engineering Ceramics Grinding

Z.Y. Wu; X.J. Tang; S.H. Wang; X.L. Tian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.898.3

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Study on Effects of Organic Matter Concentrationon Engineering Ceramics Grinding

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The grinding liquid concentration has a great influence to its application and cost. Based on the tribological properties, viscosity, heat capacity, the research was conducted to find the performance of grinding fluid with difference concentration. Experimental results show that the grinding fluid can be chosen with low concentration in the process of cutting grinding. For the flat surface grinding and the cylindrical grinding, appropriate method is to give high grinding liquid concentration.

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Z.Y. Wu*, X.J. Tang, S.H. Wang, X.L. Tian

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Concentration, Grinding Fluid, Heat Capacity, Tribological Properties

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