Laser-Assisted Truing for Metal-Bonded Diamond Wheel

Keiji Yamada; Shiro Togo; Yukio Tomita; Yasuo Yamane; Katsuhiko Sekiya

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.407-408.122

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Laser-Assisted Truing for Metal-Bonded Diamond Wheel

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Truing and dressing are time-consuming processes in precise finishing with super-abrasive wheels because of the hard super-abrasive grains which cause extensive wear of truer. In this paper, laser-assisted truing method for super-abrasive wheels is introduced. Feasibility of the proposed method is confirmed by fundamental experiments conducted with metal-bonded diamond wheel and pulsed Nd:YAG laser. On the surface of wheel irradiated with laser beam, it is found that the abrasive grains are degraded and the machinability of surface layer is remarkably improved.

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Keiji Yamada, Shiro Togo, Yukio Tomita, Yasuo Yamane, Katsuhiko Sekiya

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Diamond Wheel, Dressing, Laser, Truing

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