OPTIMIZATION OF DRESSING CONDITIONS FOR A RESIN-BONDED DIAMOND WHEEL BY TOPOGRAPHY ANALYSIS

Autor:	André Lefebvre, Andrew Torrance, Olivier Sinot
Rok vydání:	2013
Předmět:	Grinding process Materials science Mechanical Engineering Metallurgy Diamond Grinding wheel Surface finish engineering.material Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering Interference microscopy Grinding Machining engineering General Materials Science Grain density
Zdroj:	Machining Science and Technology. 17:312-324
ISSN:	1532-2483 1091-0344
DOI:	10.1080/10910344.2013.781364
Popis:	The macro-geometry (run-out, shape, profile, etc.) and the micro-geometry (density, distribution, and shape of the grains) of a grinding wheel are measured after both truing and dressing. The effectiveness of the truing is studied by analysing the topography of the wheel to characterize the tool and its effect on workpiece surface quality during the grinding process. Using wheel replicas, the surfaces are analyzed with a non-contact interference microscope and the measurements are processed with MountainsMap Software. For different truing and dressing conditions, the dressing efficiency, the grain density, and its effects on the roughness and wear of the wheel in the grinding process are investigated.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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