Material Removal Mechanisms in Diamond Grinding of Granite, Part 1: The Morphological Changes of Granite from Sawing to Grinding

Xi Peng Xu; Hui Huang; Yuan Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.250.215

Paper Titles

The Effects of Swarf in the Diamond Sawing of Granite
p.187

Effects of Surfactant in Stone Machining
p.194

Study of Fracture Mechanism of Rock Cutting
p.200

Characteristics of Energy in Circular Sawing of Natural Granite
p.209

Material Removal Mechanisms in Diamond Grinding of Granite, Part 1: The Morphological Changes of Granite from Sawing to Grinding
p.215

Material Removal Mechanisms in Diamond Grinding of Granite, Part 2: Formation of Gloss on Granite Surface
p.222

Material Removal Mechanisms in Diamond Grinding of Granite, Part 3: Factors Influencing the Formation of Surface Gloss
p.228

Thermodynamic Analysis of Diamond Saw Blades for Dry Cutting
p.233

Development of a System for the Deep Sawing of Granite
p.239

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Material Removal Mechanisms in Diamond Grinding of Granite, Part 1: The Morphological Changes of Granite from Sawing to Grinding

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Xi Peng Xu, Hui Huang, Yuan Li

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