The Study of Vibration Effects on Precision Grinding Surface Quality

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The paper was dedicated to surface grinding, in which axisymmetric surface and non-axisymmetric surface are presented. Machined traces deviate from the vibration waveform because of the geometrical interference between the wheel and the workpiece. Simulation and experimental results indicate that the spectrum of the machined trace is competent for the detection of the vibration source. The deviation of the machined trace from the vibration waveform is greatly influenced by operating parameters, and reasonable choice of them is beneficial to surface smoothness.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 175)

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97-101

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June 2011

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