The study for variable grinding depth to control plane grind-hardening layer depth distribution

Zhang, Ying; Ge, Peng; Be, Wenbo

doi:10.1007/s00170-015-7814-7

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“…The deviation of grinding depth in this work main considers the influence by radial elastic deformation of the grinding wheel. The thermal deformation of the workpiece [32], as well as the wear and thermal deformation of the grinding wheel are also important factors [33]. In the follow-up research, it is worth considering these factors comprehensively during compensation and continuously optimizing the force model of the grinding wheel to improve the grinding accuracy.…”

Section: Deviation Of Grinding Depthmentioning

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Radial deformation and stress distribution of grinding wheel on surface grinding

Zhang¹,

Li²,

Zou

et al. 2023

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High machining accuracy is the unremitting pursuit of grinding technology. The radial deformation of grinding wheel is an important factor affecting the machining accuracy of workpiece. In this study, a force model of grinding wheel during grinding was established, considering centrifugal force and distribution grinding force. The radial displacement and Mises stress distribution of grinding wheel under different grinding parameters (peripheral velocity, grinding depth and feed speed) were obtained by finite element simulation based on the established force model. The simulation results showed that the radial deformation of lowest point of the grinding wheel was most affected by peripheral speed, which increased with the increase of peripheral speed, and decreased with the increase of grinding depth and feed speed. The actual grinding depth had deviation caused by the radial deformation of grinding wheel, especially in grinding with large grinding depth and feed speed. The deviation value of grinding depth was also calculated. This work can provide reference for compensating the deviation and has certain engineering significance for improving the machining accuracy of workpieces.

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Section: Deviation Of Grinding Depthmentioning

confidence: 99%

Radial deformation and stress distribution of grinding wheel on surface grinding

Zhang¹,

Li²,

Zou

et al. 2023

Preprint

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“…Foeckerer T and Nguyen T [17,18] et al found that the grinding wheel wear and selfsharpening effect will affect the tangential grinding force, and the grinding pass increases, the grinding force also increases rapidly. Zhang Y [19,20] et al found that grinding heat would cause workpiece deformation, thus reducing the uniformity of the hardened layer, and a method of changing grinding depth is proposed to improve the uniformity. Huang [21] et al Temperature compensation method is used to improve the uniformity of the workpiece along the length direction.…”

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Influence of the time discrepancy (TD) between the first grinding wheel cut-out and the second cut-in of two-pass grinding on the hardened layer

Zhao

Liu

2023

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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In this paper, grind-hardening experiment on nodular cast iron QT400 was done with a surface grinder.The effects of the time discrepancy(TD) between the rst cut-out of the grinding wheel and the second cut-in of the two-pass grinding on the grinding force, microstructure, micro-hardness and uniformity of the hardened layer depth were studied. Then, by using the measured tangential grinding force, the simulation model of grinding temperature eld is established. We concluded that, with the same grinding parameters, increasing TD can reduce micro-hardness and harden layer depth, but the uniformity of the hardened layer increases. However, the change of TD has no noticeable in uence on the grinding force and microstructure of the hardened layer. The simulation results show that with the same grinding parameters, reducing the TD can increase the temperature of the workpiece in the second grinding. The experimental results are consistent with the simulation results, and the relative error of the hardened layer depth is 9%. Under the consistent grinding parameters, when TD =6s, the hardened layer depth is moderate and its uniformity is good.

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The study for variable grinding depth to control plane grind-hardening layer depth distribution

Cited by 2 publications

References 13 publications

Radial deformation and stress distribution of grinding wheel on surface grinding

Radial deformation and stress distribution of grinding wheel on surface grinding

Influence of the time discrepancy (TD) between the first grinding wheel cut-out and the second cut-in of two-pass grinding on the hardened layer

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