2013
DOI: 10.1002/sca.21088
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Methodology of evaluation of abrasive tool wear with the use of laser scanning microscopy

Abstract: Grinding is one of the basic precise material removal methods. Abrasive and shape wear, as well as smearing of the tools' active surface handicap the processing results. The loss of cutting capacity in abrasive tools or alteration of their shape influences the surface quality and precision of the workpiece dimensions and its shape. Evaluation of the abrasive tool surface is the basic criterion of forecasting the tools' durability and the process results. The applied method of laser scanning made determination … Show more

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“…The abrasive grains and the abrasive aggregate were measured using an ATOS III SO scanner. The use of structural light scanner allows for a detailed analysis of the geometric structure of the grinding wheel active surface [23,24]. The abrasive grain and abrasive aggregates were modelled as a rigid body, whereas the workpiece as viscoplastic.…”
Section: Numerical Simulation Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The abrasive grains and the abrasive aggregate were measured using an ATOS III SO scanner. The use of structural light scanner allows for a detailed analysis of the geometric structure of the grinding wheel active surface [23,24]. The abrasive grain and abrasive aggregates were modelled as a rigid body, whereas the workpiece as viscoplastic.…”
Section: Numerical Simulation Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The abrasive tool active surface measurement can be performed using contact profile-meters [24]. Currently, to measure the grinding wheel active surface, non-contact methods are widely used, including: scanning electron microscopy [8], optical microscopy [9], interference microscopy [10], and laser scanning microscopy [25]. Scanning microscopes that enable to measure the abrasive tool surface directly on the work-station deserve a special attention in this field.…”
Section: Measuring Abrasive Tool Active Surfacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zaobserwowano, że w wyniku oddziaływania pojedynczego ziarna na materiał obrabiany powstaje wiele mikrowiórów, co udowadnia, że im bardziej skomplikowana geometria ziarna ściernego, tym więcej, bardziej zróżnico-wanych geometrycznie mikrowiórów powstaje w procesie obróbki, co ma bezpośredni związek z istnieniem wielu płaszczyzn natarcia ziarna ściernego o skomplikowanym kształcie [6,7,15,16].…”
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