Trouble Shooting Grinding Problems

Hahn, R. S.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4613-1965-8_15

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“…Finish grinding stage： The function equations (6,7,8)between experimental data and undetermined coefficients are obtained. For each stage, grinding force and grinding power will be approximately constant when grinding achieves steady-state .The real depth of cut is approximately equal to the nominal value in grinding process, and just to improve the quality of grinding surface [6].What's more, finish grinding depth in the grinding stage is almost zero, as illustrated in Fig. 1.…”

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The Efficiency Optimization of the Cylindrical Grinding Based on Acoustic Emission Signals

Song

2014

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To improve the efficiency of cylindrical plunge grinding, an optimization of grinding process is developed using the Acoustic emission (AE) signals. The relationship between the grinding feed and grinding depth is established based on the elastic deflection between wheel and workpiece. Acoustic emission (AE) signals are curve fitted through the gauss - Newton method to find the stable point of various grinding processes. Therefore, grinding time of each grinding stage is reduced to improve the grinding efficiency.

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The Efficiency Optimization of the Cylindrical Grinding Based on Acoustic Emission Signals

Song

2014

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Trouble Shooting Grinding Problems

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The Efficiency Optimization of the Cylindrical Grinding Based on Acoustic Emission Signals

The Efficiency Optimization of the Cylindrical Grinding Based on Acoustic Emission Signals

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