The Numerical Simulation for Thermal Deformation in Grinding Hardening Thin Workpiece

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The high temperature in grinding hardening induces workpiece thermal deformation. The thermal deformation causes a concavity on the ground profile and affects the grinding hardening depth. The paper uses ANSYS thermo-mechanical coupling module to simulate the thermal deformation in grinding hardening. The workpiece profile by simulated is compared with the test result.

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