Statistical Approach to Grinding Mechanism (2nd Report)

Matsui, Seiki; Syoji, Katsuo

doi:10.2493/jjspe1933.36.196

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“…Generally, these parameters have a statistical distribution. Therefore, to understand this phenomenon, an attempt to evaluate grinding parameters by statistical considerations has been reported from about 1960's [3][4][5][6][7][8]. For example, Matsui and Shoji, they proposed the statistically model for length and engaging depth of the successive grains (for more details, refer to their reports [6,7]).…”

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“…Therefore, to understand this phenomenon, an attempt to evaluate grinding parameters by statistical considerations has been reported from about 1960's [3][4][5][6][7][8]. For example, Matsui and Shoji, they proposed the statistically model for length and engaging depth of the successive grains (for more details, refer to their reports [6,7]). However, generally, it is required the highly calculation cost in the numerical simulation with the statistical method [8,9].…”

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Estimation of the Grain Trajectory and Engaging on the Material

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2022

Tribology of Machine Elements - Fundamentals and Applications

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Estimation of the Grain Trajectory and Engaging on the Material

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2022

Tribology of Machine Elements - Fundamentals and Applications

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“…Matsui and Syoji [4,5,6] and Matsui [7] developed grinding mechanism models accommodating the uneven 3D distributions of cutting edges of the abrasive grains in a stochastic manner for determining the surface roughness, maximum grain depth of cut, and uncut chip length, and alike under various grinding conditions. The authors also identified the influences of the positions and tip angles of cutting edges on the grinding performances.…”

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“…The simulation results and the experimental results of grinding force and ground surface roughness show a close similarity. Shimada et al [9] modified the models of Matsui and Syoji [4,5,6] and Matsui [7] and proposed a theoretical model of grinding mechanism for calculating the surface roughness for the slant feed grinding operations. The calculated results were validated by experimental ones using a customized vibration assisted micro-grinding device.…”

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Elucidating Grinding Mechanism by Theoretical and Experimental Investigations

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Grinding is one of the essential manufacturing processes for producing brittle or hard materials-based precision parts (e.g., optical lenses). In grinding, a grinding wheel removes the desired amount of material by passing the same area on the workpiece surface multiple times. How the topography of a workpiece surface evolves with these passes is thus an important research issue, which has not yet been addressed elaborately. The present paper tackles this issue from both the theoretical and the experimental points of view. In particular, this paper presents the results of experimental and theoretical investigations on the multi-pass surface grinding operations where the workpiece surface is made of glass and the grinding wheel consists of cBN abrasive grains. Both investigations confirm that a great deal of stochasticity is involved in the grinding mechanism, and the complexity of the workpiece surface gradually increases along with the number of passes.

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“…The statistical approach calculating ground surface roughness was originally proposed by Matsui et al for conventional grinding [7][8][9]. This paper modified the model and made it suitable for ultrasonic-assisted grinding.…”

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Statistical Approach Calculating Ground Surface Roughness of Ultrasonic-Assisted Micro-Grinding

Shimada

Zhou

Yan

et al. 2011

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Micro-grinding is a machining method to create submillimeter structures, and it can be applicable to various kinds of materials with a flexible forming ability. However, the micro tool may be easily bended by the grinding force, which results in relative low form accuracy and worse ground surface roughness. To solve these problems, ultrasonic assistance was applied to micro-grinding. This paper proposes a method to calculate ground surface roughness theoretically using statistical approach, and the ground surface improving mechanism of ultrasonic assistance was clarified. Finally, the theoretical calculation was confirmed experimentally using a developed ultrasonic-assisted micro-grinding device.

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Statistical Approach to Grinding Mechanism (2nd Report)

Cited by 7 publications

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Estimation of the Grain Trajectory and Engaging on the Material

Estimation of the Grain Trajectory and Engaging on the Material

Elucidating Grinding Mechanism by Theoretical and Experimental Investigations

Statistical Approach Calculating Ground Surface Roughness of Ultrasonic-Assisted Micro-Grinding

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