Simulation and modeling of grinding surface topography based on fractional derivatives

Yi, Huaian; Shang, Chuhan

doi:10.1016/j.measurement.2024.114324

Measurement

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.measurement.2024.114324

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Simulation and modeling of grinding surface topography based on fractional derivatives

Huaian Yi,

Chuhan Shang

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Modeling and experimental study of the force and surface topography in cylindrical grinding of GH4169

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Modeling and experimental study of the force and surface topography in cylindrical grinding of GH4169

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A Review of the Surface Roughness Prediction Methods in Finishing Machining

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2024

Eng. Technol. Appl. Sci. Res.

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The desired Surface Roughness (SR) can be achieved via general machining methods by using a cutting tool to remove a material layer on the workpiece surface. Cutting Parameters (CP), cutting tool properties, and workpiece properties must be considered. The finishing machining methods that can be applied to produce the desired SR are turning, milling, grinding, boring, and polishing. The technological parameters must be tightly combined in the Machining Process (MP). The CP selection presents some issues regarding time, cost, and practical skill when considering different cutting methods, cutting tools, and workpiece materials. SR predicting methods of machined parts have the advantages of shortening the time of CP selection, reducing machining cost, and bringing the desired SR. This paper reviews the recent methods followed in predicting the SR of the MPs. The SR prediction methods will bring many benefits for MP, such as improved SR, reduced cost, improved cutting conditions, and enhanced quality.

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Simulation and modeling of grinding surface topography based on fractional derivatives

Cited by 2 publications

References 18 publications

Modeling and experimental study of the force and surface topography in cylindrical grinding of GH4169

Modeling and experimental study of the force and surface topography in cylindrical grinding of GH4169

A Review of the Surface Roughness Prediction Methods in Finishing Machining

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