2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.promfg.2018.07.054
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Modelling and simulation of bore diameter evolution in finish honing

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“…Buj-Corral et al [4] also confirmed that main variables affecting material removal rate were the grain size of the abrasive and the pressure of honing stones on the workpiece's surface. Gao et al [159] found that material removal rate depended on grain size and pressure, followed by tangential speed. Further, increasing the honing speed could significantly improve the material removal rate.…”
Section: Effect Of Honing Parameters On Materials Removal Ratementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Buj-Corral et al [4] also confirmed that main variables affecting material removal rate were the grain size of the abrasive and the pressure of honing stones on the workpiece's surface. Gao et al [159] found that material removal rate depended on grain size and pressure, followed by tangential speed. Further, increasing the honing speed could significantly improve the material removal rate.…”
Section: Effect Of Honing Parameters On Materials Removal Ratementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gao et al [159] stated that the model and simulation method could be used to predict the evolution of bore diameters during finish honing. Furthermore, it could also be applied to the optimization of honing parameters to control the honed diameter precisely.…”
Section: Automation Of the Machine Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ueda and Yamamoto assumed oilstone with numerous abrasives as single point tool with a long cutting edge, and based on the assumption, studied material cutting depth and specific cutting force during honing and established the corresponding mathematical model [17]. Gao et al analyzed the penetration depth of oilstone and the corresponding contact state between surface of oilstone and workpiece in terms of bearing ratio, and then studied the total undeformed chip thickness under specific feed value [18]. And under constant honing pressure, Joliet et al constructed the oilstone and workpiece surface topography models using confocal white light microscopy, and iterated feeding value of oilstone to adjust the interaction between oilstone and workpiece heightfield matrix to meet the set honing pressure and identified the material to be removed [19].…”
Section: Background and Literature Reviewmentioning
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“…The elastic deformation of the tool under the action of centrifugal force increases the outlet diameter, resulting in the outlet diameter larger than the inlet diameter. However, the cutting effect of tool end deformation on the hole outlet is similar to constant force cutting, and material removal volume is determined by both pressure and cutting time [16]. When the speed of the tool remains unchanged, it can be approximately considered that the pressure of the deformed tool on the outlet hole wall remains unchanged.…”
Section: Influence Of Feeedrate and Retracting Speed On Geometric Accuracymentioning
confidence: 99%