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Minimum energy in abrasive processes
Wear, 1975Abstract An investigation is described of the relationship between the grinding energy and the energy required for melting of the workpiece. For a wide range of metals, the minimum specific grinding energy is generally found to be slightly larger than the energy required to melt a unit volume of material.
S. Malkin, N. Joseph
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Size Effects in Abrasive Processes
1973Size effects in abrasive processes are considered in terms of both the size of the abrasive grain and the size of the undeformed chip. On the basis of experimental results with grinding wheels and coated abrasives, it is shown that variations in specific cutting energy with abrasive grainsize and undeformed chip thickness can be attributed to the ...
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Abrasion processes in wear and manufacturing
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part J: Journal of Engineering Tribology, 2002Abrasion by hard particles is responsible for wear in many practical situations, but can also be used constructively in grinding and polishing processes. A brief overview of abrasion is presented, followed by an historical survey of polishing and a discussion of laboratory abrasion test methods.
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Abrasion processes and their consequences
STUDIES OF THE SOUTHERN SCIENTIFIC CENTRE OF THE RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, 2020L.A. Bespalova, A.E. Tsygankova
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