2022
DOI: 10.3390/app12146893
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Fabrication of Cylindrical Microlens Array on RB-SiC Moulds by Precision Grinding with MAWJ-Textured Diamond Wheels

Abstract: Cylindrical microlens array (CMA) is applied widely in imaging, sensing, and laser machining fields. Among the many techniques for machining CMA, moulding is considered a mass-production method with low-cost and good accuracy. Aimed at the present problems in the machining of CMA moulds, which include low processing efficiency and the prediction of the surface topography, this paper focused on the fabrication of CMA on RB-SiC moulds by precision grinding with micro-abrasive water jet (MAWJ) textured diamond wh… Show more

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“…Abrasive waterjet (AWJ) machining is regarded as a cold material removal technique with great potential for the very effective dressing of grinding wheels [107]. As shown schematically in Figure 19, the high-velocity abrasive waterjet is targeted and injected in a radial mode at a standoff distance from the abrasive waterjet nozzle to the target grinding wheel [108]. Table 10 summarizes the works in this area; Table 11 specifies the studied groove geometries.…”
Section: Abrasive Waterjetmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Abrasive waterjet (AWJ) machining is regarded as a cold material removal technique with great potential for the very effective dressing of grinding wheels [107]. As shown schematically in Figure 19, the high-velocity abrasive waterjet is targeted and injected in a radial mode at a standoff distance from the abrasive waterjet nozzle to the target grinding wheel [108]. Table 10 summarizes the works in this area; Table 11 specifies the studied groove geometries.…”
Section: Abrasive Waterjetmentioning
confidence: 99%