Adaptive Grinding Strategy Development

Xun Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.874.64

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Adaptive Grinding Strategy Development

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Grinding performance can be influenced by various grinding conditions including workpiece materials properties, grinding wheel properties, grinding operational parameters and dressing operational parameters. In order to achieve stable optimal grinding performance, it is important to select the most suitable operational control parameters to match grinding requirement and to minimize the effects of grinding wheel wear and other changes in the process environment. The paper presents a simple adaptive control logic strategy for the selection of dressing and grinding conditions based on available sensing techniques. In this study, desirable grinding behaviour is discussed to demonstrate how to extract useful process information to guide process parameter adjustment for a stable satisfactory grinding performance.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 874)

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Xun Chen*

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Adaptive Control, Dressing, Grinding, Sensing

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