Increasing the Work of the Diamond Grinding Circuits for the Account of Directed Changes in the Heat Conductivity of a Polymer Matrix

Zalim N. Deunezhev

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.935.84

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Increasing the Work of the Diamond Grinding Circuits for the Account of Directed Changes in the Heat Conductivity of a Polymer Matrix

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Numerical simulation has been used to study the temperature field in a diamond-containing composite on a polymer matrix. It is shown that an increase in the thermal conductivity of the matrix due to fillers provides a reduction in the thermal load on the polymer binder.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 935)

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Zalim N. Deunezhev

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Diamond Grinding Wheels, Fillers, Modeling, Polymer Matrix, Thermal Conductivity

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