Innovated Precision Grinding by Exploiting Grinding Point Movement in Radial Direction and Forward Backward Feeding of Wheel

Bin Yao; W.M. Xi; C.R. Chen; L. Shi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.329.63

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Innovated Precision Grinding by Exploiting Grinding Point Movement in Radial Direction and Forward Backward Feeding of Wheel

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A novel precision grinding technique optimum is proposed for grinding workpiece’s convex surface. The grinding point moves in radial direction on wheel’s planar face, while the grinding wheel feed in forward and backward direction. The calculation model of cutting location is established, experiments and data are shown. The advantages are illustrated by achieved higher precision grinding, extended life span of wheel, reduced deformation of machining system, and easier dressed following dullness. Via comparing the machining error to conventional methods, it is suggested that technique is an optimum option, in particular, for grinding convex surface of workpiece made of brittle and hard materials.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 329)

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63-68

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January 2007

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Bin Yao, W.M. Xi, C.R. Chen, L. Shi

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Cutting Location, Feeding Motion, Numerical Control Grinder

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