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Evaluation of the Working Surface of the Grinding Wheel Using Speckle Image Analysis
Volume 1: Processing, 2015The surface quality of the ground components mainly depends on the surface condition of the grinding wheel. The surface condition of the grinding wheel changes with grinding time due to wheel wear and loading. The excessive wear and loading increases the cutting force and the temperature.
Arunachalam Narayanaperumal +1 more
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Failure of diamond grains at the working surface of grinding wheels
Russian Engineering Research, 2009Diamond grinding wheels are widely used in industry. In Russia, 5.5‐6.5 million carats of synthetic diamond powder is used each year for the production of wheels with organic powder, while 2.5‐3 million carats are used for the production of wheels with metal binder. Wheels with metal binder are employed in machining regular and fancy glass.
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A Computer-Aided Study of The Texture of the Working Surfaces of Grinding Wheels
1972A computer-aided technique for studying the surface texture of the working surfaces of grinding wheels has been developed. This has been used to investigate the effect of wheel dressing conditions on the behaviour of the grinding wheel surface during use in grinding.
C. P. Bhateja +2 more
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DEVELOPMENT OF AN OPTICAL SCANNER TO STUDY WEAR ON THE WORKING SURFACE OF GRINDING WHEELS
Machining Science and Technology, 1999ABSTRACT The efficiency of the grinding operation is highly dependent on the grinding wheel surface topography. Several methods for the evaluation of the grinding wheel surface have been developed in the last few years. In some of these methods, the grinding wheel has to be removed from the machine for an evaluation using a microscope or a profilometer.
Joao Fernando Gomes de Oliveira +2 more
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Changes in the working surface of siphon refractories during the casting of wheel steel
Refractories, 1964The amount of loss due to macroinclusions in blanks for railway wheels when the steel is deoxidized with calcium silicon and ferrotitanium is lower than with the use of aluminum as a deoxidant. A reduction in loss results from the adhesion of the macroinclusions to the reaction layer which forms on the working surface of the upper part of the siphon.
D. P. Kokushkin +2 more
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Working standard of the unit of length for the evolvent surface of small-modulus gear wheels
Measurement Techniques, 1979In 1975 the State Standard Institute confirmed as the State special standard of the unit of length for an evolvent surface a complex of means of measurement developed at the KhGNIIM. The design of this standard and the realization of a plan for the introduction of the standard and an All-Union checking scheme ensured unity of the measurements of the ...
I. P. Mikhailovskaya +2 more
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Advanced Materials Research, 2009
To manage and control grinding process theoretically, the cutting-edge density should be quantified. In this study, the estimation method of the grain-height distribution, which is necessary to quantify the cutting-edge density, has been examined.
Haruhisa Sakamoto +3 more
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To manage and control grinding process theoretically, the cutting-edge density should be quantified. In this study, the estimation method of the grain-height distribution, which is necessary to quantify the cutting-edge density, has been examined.
Haruhisa Sakamoto +3 more
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Evaluation of relief development of metal-bonded diamond wheel’s working surface
2016The process of defining the relief development of metal-bonded diamond wheels working surface by morphometric analysis of its triangulation model is under consideration. The way of defining the relief development by arranging the height of the peaks of triangulation model is suggested.
Dobroskok, V., Shpilka, A., Morneva, M.
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ON-MACHINE MONITORING OF DULLING BEHAVIOR OF WHEEL WORKING SURFACE
Advances in Abrasive Technology, 1997SHINJI SHIMIZU, HARUHISA SAKAMOTO
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Attaining optimum relief of the working surface of the wheel in infeed grinding
Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, 1984A. F. Filin +2 more
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