The Grinding Mechanism on Quick-Point Grinding Wheel Wear and Effects on Surface Quality

Abstract:

A study on the wear of Quick-point grinding wheel was carried on. The wheel wear was found having great influence on grinding performance and grinding quality. After analyzed the wear process and mechanism in Quick-point grinding, it was found the wear rate was directly related to some factors such as wheel width, workpiece speed, feed rate and Quick-point grinding angle, and it was indirectly affected by wheel speed and cutting depth. By means of some wear criteria, the wheel wear was able to be predicted. Furthermore, a wear model in wheel’s accurate area has been built up.

• Periodical: Key Engineering Materials (Volume 416)
• Pages: 370-374
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.416.370
• Online since: September 2009
• Authors: Ya Dong Gong, Jian Qiu, Yu Jiao Liu, Jun Cheng, Fan Xu
• Keywords: Inclined Grinding Wheel, Influence Factor, Quick-Point Grinding, Wear Process, Wheel Wear Model

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