2008
DOI: 10.1007/s12204-008-0712-5
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Mist-jetting electrical discharge dressing technology for superabrasive grinding wheels

Abstract: The technology of superabrasive grinding has been developed in order to achieve high-quality finish in extremely hard and brittle materials. Thereafter, truing and dressing technology on super abrasive grinding wheel is one of the most important subjects on precise machining field at present. In this paper, mist-jetting electrical discharge technology was applied to dressing metal-bonded superabrasive wheels. And a systematical study on the mechanism of selective removal of the bond was proposed. Experiments o… Show more

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“…With the research development, the technology will be more applied in farmland environmental sensing. Kragh et al [34] proposed a multimodal obstacle detection method based on the fusion of conditional random field, laser radar and camera (Figure 8c). Camera and laser radar are combined in a probabilistic manner while the spatial temporal, and multimodal links between corresponding 2D and 3D regions as well as the data pairs collected in various agricultural environments by mobile ground vehicles are used.…”
Section: Image-based Sensorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the research development, the technology will be more applied in farmland environmental sensing. Kragh et al [34] proposed a multimodal obstacle detection method based on the fusion of conditional random field, laser radar and camera (Figure 8c). Camera and laser radar are combined in a probabilistic manner while the spatial temporal, and multimodal links between corresponding 2D and 3D regions as well as the data pairs collected in various agricultural environments by mobile ground vehicles are used.…”
Section: Image-based Sensorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The metal bond surrounding abrasives is removed by amassed erosion, and thus the abrasives can stick from the grinding wheel surface. 10,11 On the other hand, the abrasives’ temperature should be controlled to be below decomposing point (740 °C–840 °C). That is because abrasives are easily subjected to graphitization above decomposing point and then would be damaged by intense heat.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%