Technological Problems in Lapping on Flat Surfaces of Ceramic Parts

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This paper will present the results of research on single-disc lapping of flat surfaces of small ceramic elements. Machining with the use of different tools such as metallic, two-metallic and abrasive-metallic will be analyzed. The basics and techniques of reinforcement of laps will be discussed. The results of the influence of parameters on the surface quality of ceramic conponents (sealing0 for three treatments on lapping machines will be presented on the paper.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 199)

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