Grinding Forces and Grinding Energy in High Speed Grinding for Quenched Steel

Bao Fu Feng; Hua Li Su; Quan Zhong Zhang; Lei Zheng; Quan Fang Gai; Guang Qi Cai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.416.504

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Grinding Forces and Grinding Energy in High Speed Grinding for Quenched Steel

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Grinding experiments for quenched high-speed tool steel by resin bonded CBN (cubic boron nitride) wheel were conducted with a surface grinder. The grinding forces were measured under different grinding parameters. The effects of grinding parameters on grinding forces and grinding force ratio are discussed. Specific grinding energy and heat flux over the grinding zone are computed according to grinding parameters and grinding forces. The effects of grinding parameters on specific grinding energy and heat flux are investigated.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 416)

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Bao Fu Feng, Hua Li Su, Quan Zhong Zhang, Lei Zheng, Quan Fang Gai, Guang Qi Cai

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Grinding Force, High Speed Grinding, Quenched-Steel, Specific Grinding Energy

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