Research on Dynamic Behavior of Different Grinding Wheel Hub Material with FEM Method

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This paper presented a numerical model of a grinding wheel hub to analyze the dynamic behavior between CFRP hub and steel hub. Natural frequencies of the two different hubs were extracted with the help of finite element software ABAQUS. In addition, the vibration attenuation procedure in the process of free vibration of the hubs was also compared. The numerical results obtained from the model demonstrated that natural frequency of the CFRP hub is much higher than that made of steel owing to the great ratio of elastic modulus to density of carbon fiber. The CFRP hub has a better damping vibration characteristic which allows it to absorb vibration in grinding process to achieve a finer surface roughness.

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