Principles of Modern Grinding TechnologyThe book is aimed at practitioners, engineers, researchers, students and teachers. The approach is direct, concise and authoritative. Progressing through each major element of the grinding system and then on to machine developments and process control, the reader becomes aware of all aspects of operation and design. Trends are described demonstrating key features. Coverage includes abrasives and super-abrasives, wheel design, dressing technology, machine accuracy and productivity, grinding machine design, high-speed grinding technology, cost optimization, ultra-precision grinding, process control developments, vibration control, coolants and fluid delivery.
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Contents
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| 15 | |
| 35 | |
Chapter 4 Grinding Wheel Dressing | 59 |
Chapter 5 Wheel Contact Effects | 79 |
Chapter 6 Highspeed Grinding | 95 |
Chapter 7 Avoiding Thermal Damage | 105 |
Chapter 8 Application of Fluids | 113 |
Chapter 11 Process Control | 211 |
Chapter 12 Vibration Problem Solving | 233 |
Chapter 13 Centreless Grinding | 257 |
Chapter 14 Material Removal | 291 |
Chapter 15 Real Contact | 315 |
Chapter 16 Specific Energy | 329 |
Chapter 17 Mechanics of Abrasion | 341 |
Chapter 18 Temperatures in Grinding | 365 |
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abrasive accuracy achieved allows angle applied avoid basic bearing bond causes centreless grinding Chapter chip chip thickness constant contact length conventional cost cycle damage deflections depends depth of cut developments diameter diamond direction dressing dressing tool effect elements employed energy error example factor feed Figure flow rate fluid frequency friction geometric given gives grain grinding force grinding machine grinding wheel hard heat higher illustrated in Fig important improved increased International lead limit load lower machine material maximum mean measured normal nozzle operation passes position pressure production ratio reduced removal rate roughness roundness Rowe shape sharpness shown shows specific energy spindle steel stiffness stress surface takes temperature thermal typical usually vibration waves wear wheel speed wheel wear width workpiece