The tribology between monocrystalline diamond and polycrystalline cubic boron nitride during frictional contact

Müller, Ulrich; Kaiser, Jozef; Barth, Sebastian; Bergs, Thomas

doi:10.1016/j.jmapro.2021.06.026

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“…Various studies have been conducted regarding the characteristics of diamond grinding wheels. In order to achieve low wear rates of the grinding wheel, research should be conducted in order to understand the tribological phenomena during the grinding of superhard materials [12,13], the role of fabrication method of the wheel [14], and its properties. The most important grinding wheel characteristics are the abrasive material and grain size, the bonding material, as well as the wheel grade and structure [15].…”

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Theoretical Assessment of the Role of Bond Material during Grinding of Superhard Materials with Diamond Wheels

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The grinding of superhard materials poses an important challenge to manufacturing industry, due to the increased wear and the high possibility of fracture of both the wheel and workpiece material. Various strategies have been proposed for effective grinding of these materials, but further research is still required, especially in cases in which the hardness of the wheel and the workpiece are almost equal. In this study, the role of the bond of a diamond grinding wheel during the processing of superhard materials, such as synthetic diamond, is investigated using theoretical models and FE simulation. Six different types of bonds are studied and the effect of their properties on the stress distribution of workpiece material is determined. Results indicate that even a slight increase in elastic modulus can affect considerably the stress state of the workpiece, directly affecting the critical embedding value of grains into the bond, something that can alter considerably the efficiency of grinding superhard materials. Thus, grinding wheels with bonds of high elastic modulus should be selected in order to increase grain retention, increase processing efficiency, and reduce specific consumption even at higher cross feeds and wheel speeds.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%